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Looking back on your first week of 2025 -- 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
- Participating in our New Year Writing Challenge 😄
Happy Friday!
Top comments (46)
Quite a big win for me — have published my first awesome-list and a newsletter both dedicated to metaframeworks and developing software with them
Let's talk metaframeworks
Fyodor ・ Dec 30 '24
Oh cool! I'm hoping to see if you have Nuxt up there. Congrats!
I guess it is a small win. Participating on the New Year writing challenge. This would be a challenge where I would like to participate in all 3.
For now, here is the first one.
Retro’ing and Debugging 2024.
🎖️ The Dark Side Of Being An Engineering Manager
Ravin Rau ・ Jan 3
and this is the second one
Compiling 2025.
My 2025 Roadmap As An Entrepreneur
Ravin Rau ・ Jan 10
Sounds like it was exciting :) Nice work!
Creating 2 open source projects:
That first one sounds like a real time-saver, and a tool people who needed it would enjoy using. Good job on both!
I worked on fixing a very tricky bug on my own site where users's post are private to their authors. Also, started researching on Nvidia nim docs, so far so good.
Diving into docs feels terrific when you're ready to actually learn instead of just ready to just get something done. Have a great time!
Yes, some sites are doing a great job at writing documentation, providing integrations and publishing the api, it sometimes can be overwhelming due to incompatible codebases, as well.
Remember the days when that wasn't the case? And you had to hope that a good book was written for the technology?...
I wrote my first RFC ✨
Dang, that seems like a major triumph that probably involved lots of testing and analysis, and talking with others and gauging their interest and opinions, revisions, rethinking, and more revisions. haha Not to mention writing it clearly -- which is not so easy when it comes to describing scenarios. Hope you treat yourself to something really nice. Terrific job!
Thank you so much, Akbaran!! True, was so much effort but I am so proud 😊
What is your RFC for?
I wrote an article almost every day, trying to build up consistency.
Understanding Webhooks: A Humble Guide for Developers
Athreya aka Maneshwar ・ Dec 27 '24
How Sass Maps Work
Athreya aka Maneshwar ・ Dec 28 '24
How This SCSS Project Stays Organized Starting from a Map
Athreya aka Maneshwar ・ Dec 29 '24
Integrating Google Sign-In with React: A Dev-Friendly Guide
Athreya aka Maneshwar ・ Dec 31 '24
How To Integrate GitHub Sign-In: A Four Step Guide
Athreya aka Maneshwar ・ Jan 1
3-Step Guide to Add LinkedIn OpenID Sign-In to Your App (2025 Edition) 🚀
Athreya aka Maneshwar ・ Jan 3
Doing these sign-ins is a great convenience for me as a user, but as a dev it seems like it'd be daunting. Well, now I can get an idea how it's done from your articles. I'm sure they're very illuminating. Thanks!
Thanks a lot!
I started applying to developer positions!
A couple of the places have been waiting for you to apply. They'll be glad to offer you the spot. Good move!
I accept this vibe. Haha.
haha Cool.
Hope it's gone well for you, Anna.
Fixed a division bug and launched my uint256 library on crates.io. It's a 256-bit unsigned integer type implemented from scratch with no dependencies.
Part of my continuous work on Monet, an infrastructure toolkit for bridging EVM-WASM at Filecoin.
NO DEPENDENCIES!?!?! CLEEEEEAN!!
Seems like you're a level 70 Rustacean. (I just turned level 2 ten minutes ago. :D)
Thanks for the kind words. I've been in and out of Rust for several years. You can do it too.
Hey thanks Pan! Appreciate the encouragement. I'll do my best.
Started a new project: a repo documenting all things Pokémon Home: github.com/alexrodba/awesome-pokem...
haha Nice! My kind of project.
Started a new job with cool guys and interesting projects.
haha A double-win, indeed!
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