Happy Friday!
Looking back on your week — what was something you're proud of?
All wins count — big or small 🎉
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Starting a new project
- Landing a new job
- Nailing a new recipe... or whatever else made you feel proud. ❤️
I hope you all have a great weekend!
Top comments (105)
I've published my first opensource ebook 🙌
In case anyone is looking for anything to read during the holidays, you can find the project on GitHub here:
Introduction to Bash Scripting
Awesome stuff man.
Thank you 🙌
This is very good!
Thank you 🙌
very cool!!
Thank you 🙌
This is nice! Reading!! I've done bash, kind of casually, as needed -- for years but always find curiosity for getting better at it.
Thank you 🙌 Happy to hear that you are reading it!
Well done!
Thank you 🙌
I finally figured out how to do things in geometry; multiplying vectors, finding the closest distance between a point and a line, all that stuff. I know it's a little late! 🤣 It's not easy since I never had a strong basis on that, but it's rewarding and fun in the end. Luckily I found the resources I needed.
Fun fact, during the learning process, I found a website dated in 1988 about vectors... not sure if it's citing a source in 1988 or it was indeed established and made in 1988 and has been running till now... I kept thinking about the cost of running a web server and a domain for more than 30 years 🤔
Seems like that the domain was registered in 2011:
who.is/whois/paulbourke.net
Ah, but the look of the website is so dated, it made me think that it was indeed made in 1988 🤔😂
Yes, it's crazy. It could be that the domain expired at some point and then the owner renewed it later on :D
It'd be interesting to talk to the owner.
I crossed $300k in sales of my new course on Building Node.js CLIs. I've always loved creating and open-sourcing CLIs. E.g. my corona-cli project that went viral earlier this year.
I've been asked so many times to create a course on building automation tooling. I'm happy that I did. It took over a thousand hours, recorded 30 hours of content, trimmed it down to 10 hours in 100 videos with 22 CLI projects. So far so good.
Congrats
Thank you! 🙌
Congrats dude.
Thank you, it's an entire year's worth of work.😇
Good to see that hard work pays off.
My win was publishing my first Dev.to article :D
Can you provide a link to your article? I want to read it.
Sure :D Thanks for check it out.
dev.to/codebyjustin/restful-routes...
affiliate marketing is a game changer, IMO. :-D
Blue Hosting right ? That's a great program.
I like the hustle man.
Sure.
I got married!
Congratulations!
Best Wishes :)
A blog post I wrote was picked up by the team behind the technology I wrote about! My article about Storyblok in TypeScript can now be found in the Advanced Topics section of the Storyblok website. I didn't think I knew anything advanced about anything!
A couple of friends and I created our FIRST EVER tech videos and published them on YouTube. It was a lot of work, especially because of the animation animation and artwork. Though we initially wanted to write about it as a blog article on dev, we decided it would be a fun project to make it a video.
It's our first video so there was so much to learn, but it was a really fun project. I think our key learning was don't expect perfection, especially for the first video.
Basically a pair of videos talking about the pros and cons (based on our experience) about using authentication as a service. Platforms like Auth0.
Great work !
thank you!
I have developed a tool to automate a process for my project and I've given a presentation and demo.
I got this message from the client
That sounds awesome. Make sure management knows ;D
yes, that is very important :)
This week I have completed Postman's Student Expert Program and waiting for my badge 🥇 😃
can you please tell me what are the procedure to complete this program?
i've applied for this and filled up the form for apply foe this.
now which step should do to complete the program
Dang pretty cool. Wish this was a thing when I was in school.
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