What was your win this week?

#discuss #weeklyretro

What up! 🙌

Hope everybody is having a fantastic Friday! 😀

Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?

All wins count — big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

Starting a new project
Fixing a tricky bug
Planting seeds for your garden 🌱

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Top comments (32)

Monty Harper • Mar 1

I hit 3500 followers on Dev this week!

Michael Tharrington • Mar 1

Hot dog!! 🌭

Big congrats to ya Monty! And I'm not surprised in the least. You got a lotta good reads!

Prafulla Raichurkar • Mar 1

Wrote an article on DEV after ages -
dev.to/prafulla-codes/7-things-tha...

Matt Eland • Mar 2

I celebrated 10 years of marriage

Ben Halpern • Mar 2

Congrats!

Michael Tharrington • Mar 2

Woaaa! That's quite a milestone. Major congrats, Matt! And welcome to the 10-years married club... I'm also in there with ya.

dav • Mar 1

catch up with GenAI- perplexity and gemini, both are great!

Ben Halpern • Mar 1

Strengths and weaknesses vs OpenAI, etc?

dav • Mar 1 • Edited

I think they are different models with different focus. Perplexity is a better search engine with more accurate and friendly results(can have attachments, and it can pull out "standard" code quickly). OpenAI and Gemini are better for content generation. Still more to learn and practice...

There is also a newcomer by Tiktok, coze.com/, said to be close to GPT4 but free and with larger token size. You can build bots(like GPTs) to perform tasks.

Christine Pinto • Mar 1

Shared my insights on Daniel's blog about blending Playwright and ChatGPT for test automation! 🚀 It's a deep dive into how these tools can make testing more efficient and enjoyable. Perfect for both newcomers and seasoned pros in automation - adventuresinqa.com/2024/02/27/elev...