Hey there!
Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?
All wins count β big or small π
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Making some exciting plans... or whatever else might spark joy β€οΈ
Have a wonderful weekend!
Discussion (45)
I went birding with friends; we spotted about 30 different variety of birds and had a lovely walk in some wonderful woodlands.
OMG it's adventurousπ¦
Nice, where at? Any photos :D?
Finished my project and posted my first article here
I started one small project last Friday to Automate a manual process. Its complete and running it smoothly now. I learned Python for this and enjoyed alot doing this.
The process was to upload news articles on Instagram, it getting uploaded to this profile instagram.com/gossip_it_up/
TIL about MusicXML, interesting.
I stopped postponing my "get better at algorithms and data structures in a consistent way" loop
Cool ππ
I found that Obsidian works really well for me as a student! And I also learned some bits of Latex!
I also tried the new Blueprint language! It's basically a language for writing UI expressions for Gtk akin to QtQuick!
See my PR here!
Before that, I did my Arts school assignment. I painted a panting of a Pasific island based on this pic from Battlefield V!. And wowwyy, it feels more like a bird!
I finally lost my ridiculous 1354-day contribution streak on GitHub because I took a few days off.
and there was me celebrating a 3 day streak ;)
I have made IntelliJ work in Windows while all the source is located in WSL Ubuntu. Even IntelliJ's terminal is an Ubuntu one now. That is soo tasty :)
dev.to/nikitakoselev/lovehate-rela...
With my internship's and freelancing's income, gifted my Dad a new Phone!!! Hype people!!!!
I was finally able to complete my first web3 project which I made from scatch. Learnt many new things along the way and incorporated stuff I learnt from tutorials. Had ton of fun building it! π
Check it out if you're interested :)
Voting System Dapp
I found some nice codenewbie stickers in my mail after I got back from vacation, I got mentioned in the codenewbie newsletter under "inspiration" and I got a new badge for writing comments on blog articles here on dev.to :)
Gave some interviews and gained some experience!
Great, no i recommend you to make some projects also to showcase in your interview π©π€
I did
Wonderful go ahead ππ»
I think you will definitely get job in your next few interviews π€
All the best π
I set out to create a super basic search function for static websites, and accidentally created something I actually really like. A super fast no-dependency client side search engine. I have a demo video on Twitter if you want to see twitter.com/CodeWithCaen/status/15...
Recently started learning Manipulation of DOM with js. Came to know about some core concepts of js which otherwise I wouldn't have π―
starting to learning code at my 35 age :)
engaged more with the community.
I was able to get parsing and LLVM IR generation for printing/functions/function calls working in the language that I am making(HISS). I am writing it in c# using LLVMSharp, and this was a big win because it proves that the compiled code can run and call the c standard library.
Went from feeling depressed to writing new two blogs!! Feel free to check it out!
Made an XSD (XML schema definition) so clients can verify their XML before sending it to our API
Start my RPG game project with some friends.
I solved a memory/pointer bug in Go! It was a whole TIL moment when i fugured it out. I also started to use the Delve debugger thanks to it.
Progress 41% Back-End Engineer on codecademy.com π₯
Ha ha, it's been raining for a week and it's cleared up today. I'll finally be able to air the quilt before June! (Last time is April)
I managed to craft up a script that does a lot of my work for me. Its the first successful script I have managed to get working!
I just created a small utility to catch the URL from the Exercism CLI tool output when I submit my proposed solution and open it in a browser.
Now I just have to remember to use it π€ͺ
Started with Udacity's Blockchain nanodegree.
I am almost complete with a project I have been stuck on. It's been a struggle, to say the least, but I have learned a lot.
I believe it will be great to finish your project, never the less the learning and experience will be the most valuable take away
I think my win is that I've been able to get over the funk I had and now I'm back to writing.
I have just completed that insurance agency website template, May be this Sunday i will complete it π
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I organized a meetup for our local Go usergroup which has been dormant for some time - looking forward to my first attendance and meeting fellow gophers
NODE VERSION MANAGER omg.. it blew my mind!
now i am a different person.
Completed another MERN Stack classifieds Solution/products
jstemplate.net/item/mern-stack-cla...
Learnt more about:
Getting my first contributions on my open source project and doing my own contributions to other projects as well! Really cool experience π
I received more writing gig opportunities.
I has been an intern for a week now.
Waking up early, start reading and preparing to post my first article π