Jess Lee

Posted on Jul 19, 2019

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 😄

Latest comments (86)

James • Jul 24 '19

I deployed my first full-stack project to heroku after a late night of debugging and banging my head on the wall 🙂

Al Romano • Jul 23 '19

Built a personal JS/node starter kit from a culmination of a few Pluralsight courses, and Devs at work liked it enough for it to get used for two in production apps!

Building them out now and get to lead both projects.

Didnt think my own micro framework would be used!

tiff • Jul 23 '19

Made it through my first week of work, then getting the onslaught of information and spinning up servers without dying of overwhelm. 💪🏾 💥🌈

Chimezie Enyinnaya • Jul 22 '19

I released early access to my latest course "GraphQL from ground up" after months of working on it

tutstack.io/courses/graph-ql-from-...

Denys Séguret • Jul 22 '19

Managed to land a Pull Request for an UI for crev, the project which might save us all from the increasing menace of crate/package injections.

I'm more and more amazed at the ease of efficiently managing parallel computations in Rust without bugs. This UI is always responsive even while computing without busy threads or tick based refreshing.

Médéric Burlet • Jul 22 '19

A few things!

Developing a full CSS, Javascript 3D carousel (post coming this week)
Wrote a whole guide to Social Engineering Awareness for a client
Getting over 4000 views on my post:

Reverse Engineering Game Files

Burlet Médéric ・ Jul 3 ・ 5 min read

#security #gamedev #thoughts

David Wickes • Jul 20 '19

This

David Wickes

Jul 20

Well, as this isn't the most challenging challenge, I decided to challenge myself ;)

Here is an answer in the stack-based programming language Factor.

! is an integer even?
: even? ( int -- ? )
    2 mod 0 = ;

! is an integer a multiple of ten?
: multiple-of-ten? ( int -- ? )
    10 mod 0 = ;

! helper word (that's a 'function' in factor) for prime? 
: (prime?) ( int m -- ? )
    2dup <= [ t 2nip ] [ 
        2dup mod 0 = [ f 2nip ] [ 1 + (prime?) ] if
    ] if ;

! is an integer prime?
: prime? ( int -- ? )
    2 (prime?)

! all three tests applied to a single integer, output as an array
: all-three ( int -- seq )
    2dup
    [ prime? ] [ even? ] [ multiple-of-ten? ]
    tri* 3array ;


5 all-three
!
! --- Data stack:
! { t f f }
clear
10 all-three
!
! --- Data stack:
! { f t t }