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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small π
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Getting a promotion!
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Baking bread...or whatever else that may spark joy π
Happy Friday!
Top comments (55)
Cleaned my room this week!
Also livestream coded for the first time!
Well done dude! I have been streaming for about 2 years now and made affiliate on twitch this past August. I've been thinking of streaming some coding instead of just gaming. What kind of project did you work on?
Nice, Andy!
Hey when are you streaming. I want to do it my self but I'm not sure what are the right platforms
Starting my 30 days of codewars.js series and post it here
Day 00: 30 Days of Codewars.js
Youssef Rabei γ» Apr 19 γ» 1 min read
Finishing like 80% of my covid19 backend
You liked my post about javascript saves the world
Javascript saves the world
Youssef Rabei γ» Apr 14 γ» 4 min read
Got my first 500+ views here in dev
That's amazing, love your series, looking forward to reading more of it :)
Noice!
I made this Learning Path - Roadmap
I also started a youtube channel and got a very good response
Nice! I also see you used Excalidraw.
Right!
I love it so much, + It's open-source.....
I did my first step in CI/CD. Finally, I learned about unittest with Python and I set up a pipeline on Bitbucket to automatically test my personal project! So I have my CI step completed, and I am ready to make better codes. Next step, Implement continuous deployment!
I'm very happy with this new tool in my toolbox. It improves development speed helping to focus on coding.
I don't know how many years I've been programming, I've always thought that in the next project I will implement it, but I never took the time to set up it until now!
I was waiting for this post. I was going to share with the whole community, how proud I was about my new revamp made to my personal website, amruthpillai.com. But I just recently lost a job opportunity I had, because of COVID and feeling really bad. So I guess I can't count my wins this week.
Hey Amruth, I absolutely love your website! I'm sorry to hear about your job loss. Keep your head up.
Thank you. I'm trying.
Put out 2 blog posts this week!
JavaScript Execution Context & Lexical Scope
and
AWS Cloud Practitioner Exam Cloud Concepts
Also got a freelance gig creating content for a cool platform. exampro.co/
Got New Rdoc Merged into Ruby Core!
Over at Reddit/r/ruby, @ioquatix, on the Ruby core team, saw my plea about reviews and merges for the Rdoc I've building for Ruby. He's taken an interest, and is working with me to get things moving.
Hash(except what I'd already revised).Hash::[]along with a new doc "Implicit conversions."Hash.newandHash::try_convert.In my AboutRuby project I have doc patches for all methods in Hash, and for all but the last two in Array.
TL;DR [Previous lament]
I've been working on enhancements to the documentation for the Ruby project. Getting these enhancements posted to the Ruby project has been very slow. They're not actually meeting resistance; I know because my many PRs for enhancing class ENV were accepted (though not rapidly). It's just that everyone is busy.
Anyhow, I'm stashing all this stuff on in my own project, called AboutRuby. The piecemeal migration from there to the Ruby project is not going to be completed in my lifetime (I'm 77 years old).
Very cool!
it was really fun to learn more about Bem syntax with help from @pp :)
I believe I've done my work smarter way not harder way this week.
Instead of reproduce bugs in the UI.
I made a couple of unittests and start to debug from there.
It saved me a ton of time because I didn't have to test my updated code in the UI.
Just simple ran the unittests. :D
Dev.to tweeted out my article.
twitter.com/ThePracticalDev/status...
Was following a series "1 article a day till lockdown ends" thought of stopping it, because the articles were hardly getting views, and now this article has over 600 views.
Will keep writing.