What was your win this week?

#discuss #weeklyretro

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 a new recipe 👩🏽‍🍳

Have a wonderful weekend!

Top comments (31)

Thomas Bnt • Aug 5 '22

Finish some project updates and then take a breather and play 🚀✨

Abhishek Keshri • Aug 5 '22

My GitHub projects showcase!
I was really overwhelmed by the positive response, so glad to see that my work is adding some value.

I Made a Web App to Showcase all your GitHub Projects 😍✨

Abhishek Keshri ・ Jul 30 ・ 2 min read

#javascript #webdev #showdev #github

Wj • Aug 7 '22 • Edited

✅😎

Manthan Bhatt • Aug 6 '22

Made some good progress in learning data structure and algorithms

Alexander B.K. • Aug 6 '22

Nice to see someone feels a win when learning a subject/material. That's what I felt too, when I found much better understanding when reading the same materials in Node.js recently : mainly event-loop, promises, async-await that I had read several months ago.
There are other subjects/materials in my learning plan too, including Operating System although some of these are not of high priority.

Manthan Bhatt • Aug 6 '22

Sounds great 😀
How are you keeping track of the progress that you made during the learning process?

Alexander B.K. • Aug 6 '22

Do you use a textbook in learning it, for example the well-known book by Thomas Cormen, et al?

Manthan Bhatt • Aug 6 '22

Before starting learning the data structures and algorithms. I searched the internet what might be the best material to start with good coding examples. I landed with books like cracking the coding interview and website like geek for geeks.

So for me personally I have created my own material while learning the concept and noting down in notion.so where I add the core concepts and code snippet for the same.

I hope I was able to explain it well 😁