Hey there!
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
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Trying out a fun new activity... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️
Hope you have a fantastic weekend!
Top comments (37)
3 weeks in the new job 🙌
Huge congrats, Andrew! Exciting time that's also tiring I'm sure. Enjoy the weekend :)
I wish you success
I finally published my own js library, with one way binding and components, and wrote a semi successful post on it! :)
I put together enough blog ideas for the next 20 years (yup, over 1000 blog post ideas!).
Oh and obviously I was honoured to get a top 7 post awarded by the DEV team, so thank you for that!
That's a lot! Would be nice if you wrote a post about that
Thanks, I now have 1001 posts 😜
I am hoping to release a series all around blogging and putting systems in place to write consistently (as I am so random at the moment!).
I may open the series with that if you would find it useful?!
That would be awesome, even I am so messy!
Using the BroadcastChannel api to link actions of two open windows/tabs of an interface to allow uses to view time differentiated versions of the same data set.
Kudos to my wife for suggesting the idea!
I'm very happy I finally released the modern clean architecture project. It aims to significantly reduce the effort to build a clean architecture in a Spring Boot environment.
I started my journey in c++ programming :)
Thanks for asking. This week I was able to update 24 websites from Drupal 8 to Drupal 9 in our staging environment's multisite system. It involved upgrading one codebase and 24 databases.
Finding a book for free, which is "Begin to Code with Python" along with other useful books in the "free bin" section after being unable to find anything in the computer section at a book store. Hahaha, also..
Having a simple program work, even though it created many more things to investigate and expand upon. So, yay for progress!
I got invited to speak at a conference 🥳
Deployed a Spring Boot app to our companys private Cloud Foundry instance for the first time. Added a MySQL DB and Spring Boot magically switched to it from the in-memory H2 DB. Hibernate created the database tables. Magic! Even managed to connect to the MySQL DB instance with DBeaver (DB Tool).