What was your win this week?

#discuss #weeklyretro

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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?

All wins count -- big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

Getting a promotion!
Starting a new project
Fixing a tricky bug
Cleaning your house...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄

Happy Friday!

Latest comments (53)

🦄N B🛡 • Mar 17 '20 • Edited

// , Didn't swear at anyone I like. I think.

Médéric Burlet • Mar 16 '20

Dev.to bringing me the most traffic for my new scan tool:

Discovering vulnerable endpoints on API / Websites

Médéric Burlet ・ Mar 9 ・ 2 min read

#security #api #devops #testing

Ryan (he/him) • Mar 15 '20

I got offered a job as a Data Scientist (which is something I've been trying to get into for a while) and it sounds like they're going to train me up! 🙌🙌🙌

Pachi 🥑 • Mar 15 '20

I sent my 2 weeks notice on my hopefully last non-dev job.

Ni-c0de-mus • Mar 14 '20

My win this week was letting my brain/mind have a rest ;o) it seem to be what is going on at the moment as things get a bit crazy ;o)

Kamran Ayub • Mar 14 '20

My win this week... Well, I submitted an open source contribution to rollup.js and I wasn't familiar with the codebase. But they accepted my bugfix and it unblocked me at work! So that felt good!

Jérémie Astor • Mar 14 '20

I worked a lot on Gwion !
I removed cryptic symbols (eg: no more #(0,0) but Complex(0,0) instead),
added some kind of constructors for these kind of structures (Unpack() for instance rebuilds the ast of its arguments).
I add a problem with vararg.start end vararg.end, but now varargs can be copied and there is a statement for its loop:

fun void test(...) {
  varloop vararg {

  }
}

And much more...

I'm currently implementing structs users side:

#! this is a comment
#! let's define a struct
struct S {
  int i;
  float f;
 #!  ...
}

such structs are like object (they can also have static variables and all kinds of functions) except they are stocked as is, whereas an object stores then in a data field.