Hmm...

Well nothing too much really...
But I made my website work offline :D

lol experimenting with PWAs and serviceWorker

after two years I finally posted a new post on here! :D

I have the motivation of a large rock so most things are a win for me.

A few weeks ago, I created a small website (goodi.sh) that lists domain-hack type URLs ending with .sh. It scrapes WHOIS several times a day and the page is re-built automatically from the scraper output. All done with Github actions – which I'd never used before.

I was a little disheartened by the site's lack of traffic though and so I started reading about SEO. I'm familiar with many of the practises but SEO always seemed a bit skeevy to me. However, with few visitors, I finally accepted that if I wanted to make a successful website, I needed to learn SEO and marketing in general.

So, this week, I set up a blog – ostensibly as a sandbox for experimenting with SEO. I haven't learned so much about SEO yet – and I'm still to write a decent post – but I did enjoy honing my design skills and learning about CSS grid and flexbox. It also gave me the chance to become more familiar with Jekyll and I wrote some Liquid template plugins to handle things like fetching post thumbnails. It's not perfect but I found enjoyment working on it. (And it's been a while since I've found proper enjoyment doing computer stuff.)

The blog is jllyfsh.com

I started implementing an algebraic effect system in my language, and that project also earned its 250th github star today 😄

git clone https://github.com/Gwion/Gwion
cd Gwion
git submodule update --init --recursive util ast
make

find . -name "config.mk"

make -C util clean
make -C ast  clean
make clean
make

I became the COO of a company where I joined as a mobile developer 3 years ago.

Wrote an article that helped community

Wrote my first posts ever in #5days5blogposts challenge! Yay!

Recently I created a 2D platformer game on Unity with C#, completed 100 Players Milestone on Itch.io

Level 1

Play : Olaf's Adventure

Feel free to add your suggestions and feedback for the Game in comments. ❤ 👩‍💻

I received the 16 week streak badge on DEV 🥳

Start learning Github actions

Consistently worked on a side project 🎉

I finally decided to post a blog explaining something that I just learned a while ago! 🍻 Here to future posts!

Thank you!

1. I did not discontinue my learning streak on freeCodeCamp
2. learned Flexbox
3. learned to cook a new dish
4. took time to read novel (a little escape to wonderland is necessary)
5. took time to enjoy my hobby (photography; a sample pic)

Joined dev.to and published first posts 💙

Integrated @nuxtjs/content to my future blog!

I got my Compose key working on my Mac! github.com/DrHyde/configurations/t...

Started working on a side project and researched a lot about what Technology Stack to use. Finally, I decided to use the MERN stack!

I got to work on front end a bit at my job which is unusual.

After long time wanting to use CSS Grid; this week, I Finally made layouts with CSS Grid.

Very delighted and Flexbox saved me some corner cases.

Successfully configured my neovim 🤠

I deployed my personal website! megfh.dev 🎉

Started making own internal host monitoring system, has some tricky parts, but I'll figure them out somehow.

I finished a Social network project!

At 53, I got a job as a junior dev.

notbhed

I discovered how Firestore is terrible

Achievement on GITHUB

Me:

Starting a new project
Fixing a tricky bug
Got New Jobs Increase Almost 50%
Relearn about data structure like Binary Search, caesarChiper, etc
Reading Good Book.

Probably contributing to a good amount of projects. I'm very proud of my self!

I ran several live Pair programming sessions, one of them in Spanish!

I started building my portfolio with React and I finished my first view! just three more haha

I've started to add workflow management capabilities to my startup project 😌

inspr / inspr

Inspr is an agnostic application mesh for simpler, faster, and securer development of distributed applications (dApps).

A Cloud Native Application Mesh.

Describe, connect, secure, test and deploy distributed applications with less effort.

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Inspr is an agnostic application mesh for simpler, faster, and securer development of distributed applications (dApps). With it you can coordinate the application lifecycle and how the subparts of a dApp interconnect themselves.

For Inspr’s point of view, a dApp is defined as an abstraction on top of the concept of a microservice. We extend the model by adding patterns of composition, communication, security, and adaptability to the application during runtime.

🎛 Compose

With Inspr one dApp can be connected to another and those two will become a new application. Consider as an example where we’re creating a online shop called “Sammyfy”. To build this product we’ll need a few services such as payment, catalog, and delivery.

Of course, we could create those three services and interconnect them by using Rest API or even…

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I have quite a few things to share this week
I wrote my first post on dev.to
I started a new MERN project that allows people to create and participate in quizzes