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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
- Finishing a puzzle...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄
Happy Friday!
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Have a better understanding of how computer RAM works with programming languages like C. How pointer in C works.
When I understand the pointer then it all makes sense about data structures like Linked List, Tree, Hashed table, Tires, etc.
I feel more confident now since I've learned how to programming through code schools. They only teach you how to code, how to put things together. They don't explain in details how things work.
P/S: I'm taking the CS50. IT'S AWESOME 🙌
I went from idea to app submission in under 27 hours and created a free app to help during and after the pandemic:
Washem: the app that teaches kids (and adults) to wash their hands conform WHO instructions.
Check it out at washem.app (launching on Product Hunt next Tuesday!)
I got 4 week streak badge for consistency of writing 😁
This week, I finally bought a domain with my name on it and launched 🚀 my blog, minaopada.com. I developed this using #gatsbyjs. Very cost-effective 💸. I will post a tutorial soon. Happy weekend!
Created a BASH script which lets you answer fun tech questions directly in your terminal ☕
Post about it at dev.to 🙌
The BASH script looks awesome. You can also find a way to combine it with cowsay/tuxsay and make it run every time you open a new terminal windows!
Finally understand Dart(flutter). To be honest it was a piece of cake. Now I'm trying to figure out what advance app to build with it.
I contribute to a global initiative called covidinnovations.org. It's a non-profit. I've been asked if I would be lead technologist. Happily accepted 🤸.
I cleared interview stages of @precilyai 😊and waiting for my last round that will be on Monday hope everything goes fine🤞.
I published the third edition of my JavaScript Book! (free version here github.com/AlbertoMontalesi/The-co...)
Implemented new design of our docs page within 3 days of starting, rewriting most of it to TailwindCSS while doing it (and improving mobile view while i were at it). It was already light (7.72KB gzipped CSS), but got even lighter, which im delighted to see :)
documentation.platformos.com