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Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?
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I made Spacebot6 open source, made an Instagram clone completely on my own and I'm just 5 followers away to 100 followers on twitter!!!
I also hit 400 followers here on dev
I just followed you on Twitter. So now you're only 4 followers away. 💯
Woah that means a lot to me! Thank you soooo much!
Keep up the good work and enthusiasm!
That makes me your 101st follower 👏
OMG Thank you!
You now have 100 followers 👏🏽
Such overwhelming support 😭 Thank you sooo much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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I got my first PR merged on a new to me product at work.
Congtas!!
First PR is always kinda nerve lacking😰😰
Oh that is so gratifying.
Technically from last week... but I didn't post then:
Nice!
I gave a lightning talk about being a self-taught developer at Virtual Coffee community! 💖
I made my first project (a Dev clone)
And wrote my first post here (about making a Dev clone) 😅🙃
Also earned some followers here :)
I' done with my almost first python GUI application. Phew, that's a lot of hard work 🤟
Also, I participated on my first ever hackathon on DEV 💙
Congrats! 🎉
Huge step. Congrats!
Congratulations!
I completed my first technical interview as a senior software engineer applicant. I always feel like i am not qualified enough to apply for such a hgih position given i have only been in software for 6 years and thought i didn't have enough experience, but been getting more requests for interviews and have my second technical tomorrow.
I also made the homepage for my portfolio website and bought my domain after being scared for so long to put myself out there.
Here is my linkedin in case anyone wants to connect:
linkedin.com/in/rishikhan/
I finished my third submission for the Deepgram hackathon!
Congrats!
Of course, this is a bit of a plug, but I mean it genuinely: Some of the submissions that have gone into the Deepgram Hackathon are mindblowing. 🤯
I think of it as my win only in that I was at all involved. I really encourage folks to submit something to the contest if you haven't yet. It's a great learning experience.
I started learning Swift a few days ago, and I’ve already made a multiplication and division app.
I maintain a large legacy Zend 1 project that I inherited, and have been using Psalm with a baseline file to gradually make it more type safe over the last six months. As at Thursday the production version passes level 6, and there's been a fair amount of progress towards passing level 5.
I got a little further in reviewing gitpod's database schema. I'm hoping to keep referring to it as I practice building out a clone of its backend API, to keep sharpening my basic REST CRUD skills during interviews.
I also pushed myself to do about 8 interviews, even going to some uncomfortable second round screenings.
I started a Google Presentation to send to my friend to explain some technical things to him (talking about the Axies Infinity defi hack). I've never been a public speaker ever - but thought this would be good way to practice without a ton of pressure :)
Finally wrapping up my unix like os named clover os!
I got 200 followers on dev!
Got a entry-level job in IT, uninstalled all videogames but one from my computer (because internet spaceships are serious business) and am now going 110% into studying and learning in hopes of getting a job in Cloud in around one year time.
This was more a life win than a weekly win :)
Created a simple component library for creating timeline charts🤗🤗
github.com/K-Sato1995/svelte-verti...
I recently got access to GitHub Copilot, and I already love it! It’s so useful!
I made a text view update every 15 seconds, that text view is inside a recycler view inside in another recycler view.
But that repetition only occurs if a condition is true, else it stops.