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Gracie Gregory (she/her) for The DEV Team

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What was your win this week?

Hey there!

Looking back on your week β€” what was something you're proud of?

All wins count β€” big or small πŸŽ‰

Examples of 'wins' include:

  • Starting a new project
  • Fixing a tricky bug
  • Exploring a new neighborhood in your town ... or whatever else might spark joy ❀️

Happy Friday!

Dog in hammock

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Michael Currin

I bought a monitor which can swivel ↩️

And finally cracked SSR with React

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Starter template for server-side and client-side rendering of a React app

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We set up a client-side React app with some components including an incrementing counter.

On initial page load without JS running, a user or a search engine crawler will see an empty page. So we add a server-side Express app that return an HTML page which acts as a fully-rendered starting point that needs no JS to view in the browser.

We do this by calling ReactDOMServer.renderToString, which unfortunately freezes the app so that ignores user interaction. This is solved by calling React.hydrate on the client, so that the browser can make the initial HTML and turn it into a dynamic app in the usual SPA style.

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Zelal Hossain

i got a sell from my website- jstemplate.net/
Figma website template was sold

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Prafulla Raichurkar

I am back on track with my life and started writing my diary again after not touching it for an entire week.

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rounakcodes • Edited

Not really a proper article (more like a reference for self use) but I have started to get my hands dirty with this first write-up:

dev.to/rounakcodes/using-deploy-ke...

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HAP
  • I fixed a nasty migration issue in a django app that was blocking deployment
  • I very strongly believe I've crushed a bug that was caused by attempting to index humongous JSONB values
  • I wrote a quick article that got bookmarked: dev.to/redhap/subtract-arrays-in-p...
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Alexandre Plt

I'm finally getting back on one of my favorite side project, seeing the end a big one (a year long), and achieving a 5 week streak writing articles on dev.to!

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Andrew Baisden

I posted an article every day this week! 7 days in a row πŸ™Œ

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grosset-floriane

I fixed my Debian computer, managed to change the keyboard layout and install firmwares and solve the WiFi configuration. And today I finished to install my software environment to start coding with React ! One last bug remains, but I am looking forward to fixing it! πŸ’ͺ

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Nabheet Madan

Publish How to create Node.js based CLI course youtu.be/crrW_ltAZKo

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Muhammad Ahmed

I took a trip to the mountains

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Jason F • Edited

I had a few small wins:

  • setup ssh authentication for my GitHub account
  • wrapped up the first version of a map feature at work
  • switched from vs code to codium
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dbc2201

I wrote and article on Dev.to 😊 and I'm so glad I finally did.
Here's the article
dev.to/dbc2201/a-simple-roadmap-fo...

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Jesus Enmanuel De La Cruz

Starting a new project, fixing a fucking(sorry for this) bug that was driving me crazy and delivered my first project in my new job

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Shane Mitchell

After 2.5 years self-learning and 3 months of applications and interviews, I accepted my first software job!

So stoked and excited, and grateful for the community that’s helped me get here!

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Phantz

I demonstrated a type safe way to achieve polymorphism in C! Heavily inspired from functional languages. I then used this design pattern to achieve lazy iterators in pure C!