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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 non-work-related book 📚
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Hey everyone! My win this week was releasing Lanet on GitHub—a lightweight and powerful LAN communication tool designed to make peer-to-peer networking a breeze. Lanet enables secure message exchange between devices on the same network, featuring built-in encryption, network discovery, and support for both targeted and broadcast messaging.
What makes it stand out? It’s got an intuitive Ruby API and a handy command-line interface, so whether you’re coding or just need quick network operations, it’s super easy to use. Think AES-256-GCM encryption, automatic device scanning, and the ability to ping hosts or send messages—all wrapped in a simple package.
I’m thrilled to share this with the community and would love for you to check it out at github.com/davidesantangelo/lanet. Let me know what you think—your feedback would mean a lot! Looking forward to hearing from you!
Awesome!
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Got a little emotional with a comment on a GitHub project:
One of the changes I requested to actualbudget.org/ is going to be on the next releases, making bank control a lot easier in Brazil.
Despite all time restrictions, I'm HR 50 on Monster Hunter Wilds
Ooh sweet!
Shipped some improvements to the DEV/Forem feed to help elevate higher quality vs clickbait and AI slop etc. Still an ongoing battle but improvements being made :)
So cool Ben, thanks!
great! keep up your great work!
Yeah there is a ton empty articles with shallow teachings, so I hope you can keep making progress of rewarding people who put in the work to write quality in depth tutorials
Our company had a overly complex and customized Umbraco project running on a old windows server. Used the week to remove all custom logic and convert it back into a standard solution, that now runs in docker on a RedHat OpenShift cluster :D We have multiple projects with the same setup in Umbraco, so i ended up making a small script that took care of all the data transformation and project setup :D So instead of doing the same thing multiple times, i can just press a button and everything is done :D
Started learning Java ☕. Hopefully will improve a lot at programming
Oh cool! What tutorials do you follow?
Learned a lot through W3Schools, now am working on small projects like LeetCode problems and calculators. Other resources include stack overflow and others. Thanks for the reply!
Oh cool!
Don't hesitate to create a new post about what you learning! 🙌
I will not forget. Thanks again
Another week of new work at IAM consulting! Pretty hard work but very cool with colleagues!
Tightened the integration between my blog and DEV. I'm posting to DEV via the REST API now instead of using RSS. I wrote a couple posts about this in the kickoff series.
Thrilled to share that our article — "Unlock Blazing Fast Performance with HybridCache in ASP.NET Core 9" — is trending on DEV Community! 🎉
Seeing our content featured alongside amazing creators in the .NET and ASP.NET Core space is truly motivating. Big shoutout to the developer community for the support and engagement! 🙌
hey all!
my win this week was solving a frustrating faiss-node import error on AWS Fargate. The issue stemmed from an implicit pnpm version discrepancy between local (v9) and Docker (v10). Pnpm v10's change to disable automatic native binding post-install caused the failure. Explicitly specifying pnpm v9 in the Dockerfile resolved the problem.
It took me a while to figure it out
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