It's weekly retro time!
Looking back, what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small!
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Getting to all your meetings on time
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Cleaning your house...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄 🎉
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This week, I fully set up my home office!
Not a gif but...
Woah! That desk is AWESOME!!
I want that sunlight . <3
Yeah i miss that sunlight at my home office too!
This week we went open with our Skylight performance data!
DEV Community Is Open-Sourcing Its Performance Metrics via Skylight
Ben Halpern
This is a really cool initiative. Are you planning to share your traffic metrics the same way?
Woohoo!!
Nice! First times for certain events come at all different paces and different orders in our industry.
This week, I started to work on a videogame with my little sister who's a 3D modeler 😁
Cool!!
This week, I did fix a tricky bug... which the senior architect was not able to fix.
Nice!
This week, I returned from a ski trip where I did NOT hurt myself.
Finally getting my inputs recognized in our project! 🎉
This week, I was able to remove 10gb of daily logs from SumoLogic ingestion.
Oh wow, that's a lot of $$$ saved. Nice one!
15gb more to go. Just need to work with devs.
This week, I restarted diving deeper into vim!
This week, I wrote and ran my first automated test script using Selenium/WebDriver!
Do you have repo for this?
This week, I reached office on time.
Monday- 9:31
Tuesday - 9:34
Wednesday - 9:37
Thursday - 9:31
Friday - 9:29
This week, I made my very first blog post ever (and here on DEV)! And it got more attention than I expected.
Thanks for the contribution 🙌
you got a link to it handy?
Sure! Here you go:
My first DEV PR and post!
Glenn Carremans
This week, I Wrote a lossless decompression algorithm for my SBTCVM project.
To my knowledge, its possibly the first time a compressed image was ever displayed by a balanced ternary computer, virtual or not. :D
Its nothing too fancy, just a basic Run-length encoding, but it did cut the size of a test image from 1350 Nonets to just 434. 866 Nonets when you include the decoder.
This week, I and another teammate created a handbook for new team members. It is not intended to substitute having someone act as a shepard for new members. But, it is intended to help structure who we are, how we work together, and how to get stuff done.
That's definitely a resource that new team members appreciate -- but is overlooked at so many companies!