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 finally solved a bug on my website (It was a major problem and I was working on it for 5 weeks straight) happy for it to be over!
This week, I worked with TWO libraries I believed were complicated to use some time ago. Turns out they were easy to use(to me).
The libraries are rmagick and minimagick.
I needed to generate a signature of users in the project I'm working on and this signature needed to be an image. Both libraries are wrappers for ImageMagick and that used to scare me a bit because in my initial days in Ruby on Rails
rmagick
had a bad fame in the company 😆I ended using both because it wasn't possible to install
rmagick
in Docker Alpine. Both libraries let me achieve the job. Both are awesome.This week, I got my first open source react library react-3ducks into the awesome-react-components list
This week, I posted about one of my projects: Marcdown on dev.to
I received immense support and suggestions from my fellow devs on it (100+ reactions and 2000+ views). Thank you all for the support on here as well as on GitHub. Love you all ❤🧡💛💙💚💜
This week, I'm really happy with the progress of night theme with the awesome leadership of @link2twenty . Built in a way which will be extensible for future theme stuff.
This week, I finally decided to try GatsbyJS. Feels like home.
This week, I got through 4 interviews and in a position to resign from my current company (which is like hell on Earth)
This week, I scheduled a script to run automatically at a specified time and date in order to send me a notification to my phone when is bin collection day.
This week, I learn that the error:
Is resolve by this patch:
This week, I worked on a POC for migrating some SQL tables to MongoDB and forced myself to use Docker to do it, as I'm working on another project using Docker as well. Was super psyched to combine and use two technologies that are new to me in a single project.
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