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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count — big or small 🎉
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Learning something new
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Cleaning your house...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄
Happy Friday!
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Had a post hit 3.5k views and get shared by @thepracticaldev on twitter 🥳
Loved this post alongside a bunch of other folks, clearly!! I was actually the one to queue it up on the social feeds :) Keep it up!
Oh nice, thanks so much for sharing :) Keep up the great work as well!
Woohoo!
That is very useful post💯, I read it and saved it for later too.
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Started my new job as a Junior Software Engineer 🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations
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Ben Halpern ・ May 28 ・ 6 min read
Congrats 🎉, The focus on Open Source and community is amazing.
Made my 1st interview, got selected (backend)
Made my Second Interview, got selected (Full Stack)
Had another Intern Call which I didn't showed interest 😁,
This is great achievement for me As I am 18😁, and currently I have to Start working from 20July😁, so excited😁
These emojis could express my feeling😁..
Thank you😁
Finally got the time to make a new post
Beautify README files with badges
Médéric Burlet ・ Jul 17 ・ 1 min read
Also working on a nice tool to create amazing stats for github it works but I just need to do the caching system.
I had a lot of fun doing my first live coding pairing session with community member @sophia_wyl . For those interested in future live coding pairings read below.
Let's Pair during a Live Coding Session!
Nick Taylor (he/him) ・ Jul 14 ・ 2 min read
Aside from that, I think I set a personal record in replying to the community with animated GIFs for this post. 🤣
Are you in the GitHub Arctic Code Vault?
Nick Taylor (he/him) ・ Jul 16 ・ 1 min read
TGIF folks!
Woot!
My overall post views on #DEVCommunity crossed 50k this week 🎊🎉
This community has given lots of love and support and I hope to continue my journey with more posts.
60+ followers on GitHub
Followed
Thanks!
Converted a twitter discussion into a blog article which has gone viral with over 2k views. It's crazy because I really did not expect that from this article :-)
Link to the article - dev.to/skaytech/why-do-you-want-to...
In fact, I did see that feature on the main feed section too. I'm curious on the algorithm of how Dev.to promotes certain articles to the feed section. Any information on that would be gladly appreciated.
My heartfelt thanks to the Dev community for providing such a wonderful platform for blogging. I've never enjoyed writing more :-)
I'm SUCH a fan of when DEV members use discussion posts as a jumping off point for full articles. It kind of sums up what DEV is all about to me — turning collective opinions/thoughts/debate into useful evergreen content. Way to go and thanks for being PART of this community!
I have published my very first freeCodeCamp article titled "The Docker Handbook". It's an huge article with enough content to take someone from 0 to 1 in Docker.
Also, I've just redesigned my farhan.info with TailwindCSS. It is a big deal to me as I don't consider myself as that much of a front-end guy.
I very recently started writing here, and my third post did a lot better than I thought. My first post got about 40 views, my second was slightly less at 33. Then I posted my third post and went to bed, I woke up to a couple hundred, and it didn't stop, almost at 2k views now😲
yahoooo!
My wife finished her final round of surgery (3) for her gallbladder removal. She has been fighting strong for nearly 2 months, It's great to see her finally getting back on her feet.
I also got the GitHub Arctic Code Vault Contributor badge! It's such an honor to be a part of this history.
I'm so glad your wife is back on her feet, Waylon. My former co-worker/current friend had that surgery and she said the process was really excruciating. Hope you both have some fun this weekend!
I learned how to use Netlify for deploying some of my projects and learned how to use Eleventy in a basic fashion. That concluded with making this template to contribute to and OSS project.
So now I'm a happy camper 😄
Felt a lot better physically this week instead of last week! No to getting sick 🙅♀️