What was your win this week?

#weeklyretro #discuss

Hey folks 👋

Hope that y'all all enjoy your weekends.

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
Dancing like a goof 🕺

Oldest comments (24)

Shai Almog • May 19 '23

Did a live streaming interview. Recorded talk for a Japanese conference.
Did a video on operator overloading in Java.
Created a new talk covering external debugging tools based on a chapter from my book. I'm giving it next week.
Working on the requirement specification document in a new startup I'm building. That's raising a lot of questions.

Kostas Kalafatis • May 19 '23

Started an additional role as a Technical Interviewer
Reached 800+ followers (still think it's some bug though :P)
Started working on my own website

Kevin Luo • May 19 '23

I finally wrote a new article on Dev.to this week 🥳 It had been 2 years since wrote the last article. I plan to write more about authentication and authorization in the future.

[Tutorial] Setup very basic authentication with Devise in Rails 7

Kevin Luo ・ May 15 ・ 6 min read

#rails #devise #authentication #ruby

Michael Tharrington • May 19 '23

Oh rock on! That's awesome to hear. Thanks for coming back and sharing your knowledge with us. 🙌

Arek Nawo • May 19 '23

I've finally released public beta of my latest project - Vrite - CMS for technical (programming) content. It's also open-source now, so you can have a look on GitHub. About 2 weeks late, but still excited for working on this 😅

Eduard Constantin • May 19 '23

Managed to implement a cli tool for generating storybook stories using WatsonX, similar to this one.
Managed to implement question selection (back and forward) for this project.