Hey there!
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
- Trying out a new hobby... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️
Have a wonderful weekend!
Top comments (41)
My blog post was published on the stackoverlow blog. An interview I gave was published. I had covid during the interview and it shows a bit...
Hello, Shai.
Could tell me the title? So I want to read it.
"How observability is redefining the roles of developers" I embedded a direct link in the comment.
I created settings drawer for TemplatesKart website and wrote article about it.
ChakraUI TemplatesKart - UI updates
Muhammad Ahmad ・ Jul 20 ・ 1 min read
Very helpful website.
I got 3rd place at the Replit Template Jam!
Congrats on winning Medea! Would you consider entering our contest here on dev.to ? (Only one entry so far and it ends July 31) We are not sure how to drive traffic to it.
Yeah I’ll try doing it when I have some free time!
An article of mine (about the what how and why accessibility) was features in the latest codenewbie newsletter under the ressources section for the first time 😎
Our win was to release the SQL database designer - And 2,000 people reading about it here at DEV :)
Sir, what is SQL database designer?
There is a link to it in my comment. It allows you to graphically design and modify your database by applying high level constructs such as buttons, checkboxes and select drop down lists, instead of having to write SQL DDL manually.
It makes it 100 times easier to create a database, at least for me. It supports SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQLite …
I was really inspired by Blinks summary of The Pursuit Of Excellence by Ryan Hawk (Free Summary). Here are my wins:
Learned some lessons of consistency 🏁
I was on a personal project, i was stuck on how should i implement this logic, felt like giving up. after giving some time away from the screen (probably 24hrs). i was able to implement it. i still dont know how i did it, i mean it was incredibly easy when i took a long break.
My team did officially kickoff the arrival of Quarkus to our stack with the release of an opensource & opendata related API see below for more details :
Finally, my first steps on Quarkus 🚀, as an Spring-boot developper
Daniel Santos for opt-nc ・ Jul 22 ・ 3 min read
It's a long term journey of researching on CSS Grid for Modern Layouts. Finally🎉🎉, This week I completed 25 modern layouts and published as 25 Extremely Modern Layouts using CSS Grid at Dev.