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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small π
Examples of 'wins' include:
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I made this zucchini pizza from scratch which my 2-year-old actually ate.
Now, that is a real win. Having a toddler eating the veggies π
@Pachi, it's not hard when you give it to him from early years π€
Idk, I have been a nanny for years, and some kids just decided around 2/3 that they hate everything they used to love π’π
@Pachi, That's sad. I hope they return to valuable food :)
That. Looks. Incredible.
+1 for the home made pizza, so easy isn't it.
Finally publish my site
abgoswami.me
And started writing blogs on that.
Start working on a new project
Cool, I like your style
Its fast. What's your stack? :)
Gatsby for my website
And MERN stack for my project π
Is it possible to convert Wordpress to Gatsby :)
Sorry, I don't know about that. βΊοΈ
Thank you :)
Nice ..
Completed CS50: Introduction to Computer Science!
Congrats!! I'm currently taking the course now.
Thanks! Also, awesome! =) Enjoy it, it's the best!
Congrats. I started a while ago but I keep putting bit aside x.x
Thanks! Ah maybe try to make daily or weekly goals related to the course if it's important for you to complete it. =)
I wrote a new Dev post that's was incredibly successful. I'm new to the platform, and my past record was around 200 views. My new one has almost 2400 and 160 reactions. Needless to say, huge confidence boost! dev.to/cjtaylor1990/how-to-maximiz...
After ten months of being in an Immersive Software Engineering Program, my team and I presented our final senior thesis project to complete our training in becoming Full-stack Software Developers!
Awesome, nice one !!
Made my first dev.to post.
Congrats on your first post!
I can actually hear the whistling noise of this GIF!
I got my newest blog shared by DEV's Twitter account! That was a nice surprise to wake up to.
Noice!
I put a big redesign update to my website Up Your A11y live π
To be honest there's still lots more I need to do to spruce it up and get everything as I want but I'm so happy with the improvement over the old UI.
I was very lucky to persuade illustrator Matt Peet to turn his hand to web design and collaborate on it with me π
I wrote my second post! It was very exciting to work on it. This is the link in case someone is interested. Thanks!
dev.to/alonsoatoneyra/android-s-fu...
Oooh, I really like your images!
As a side note, you can use
to share your post like this:
Android's Fundamental Components
Alonso Ato Neyra γ» Feb 7 γ» 1 min read
Thanks! I will use in the future!
Finally publishing an article that I've been dreading writing for the last few months, because I wasn't sure how it would turn out. I ended up really enjoying finishing it!
It's a great post @aschmelyun - congratulations on finishing it!
Completed a project to audit log Apple workstations that was due in November. I wasn't thrown into the loop on it until about January so required a lot of catching up.
Apple does not play nice with 3rd parties reading OS logs. After several failed attempts and Weeks of feeling lost in the Splunk, Apple, and other documentation sauce .... I got a SSL cert generated (never did this before) as a necessary step. Pulled in some very helpful devs who make their living from logging MacOS. The monkey is off my back (aka the higher ups) and I have a greater understanding of how this all works.
TLDR: I'm still a Linux / Windows guy π enjoy the weekend everyone.
Going on a much needed vacation to Europe in March. First time out of the States! If anyone has any friends in London/Spain, I'm all for making friends π€
I published my first NPM package EVER this week π©βπ»ππ€π
It's tiny and not useful for anyone outside of my company but I learned a lot through the process and it felt very cool to
npm installmy own package.I wrote my first post ever on dev.to. Such a great moment writing it and doing researches about the subject
That may become an addiction :D
First time got bill from Netlify. But we want to stay at 0 USD application cost, even with 170 registered users and ~50 daily active ones π . So optimized the build process a bit. It was simple, just was unaware of Netlify build hook feature. Thanks @ron4ex for the idea.
I got chance to set up a registration process for an event organized by BAPS (a spiritual organization). So far it is simple google form but will be automating few areas as >10k registrations are expected.
Saturday is also started exciting. We set up a boilerplate for new side project(hope I will announce soon) to our monorepo. Planning to explore NextJs as new tech with this project.
I listened to a TED Talk and it filled me with so much positivity! That was the best thing happened to me this week.
Nailed an onsite interview and got invited to do a take-home project as the next step of the interview process!
AND got invited for an onsite interview with another company :)
I wrote my first-ever book review of a piece that I really wanted to read for a long time.
If there is anyone interested:
BookBoom 1: AI to the mainstream - "Machines that think" (Instant Expert by NewScientist)
Andrei Visoiu γ» Feb 8 γ» 3 min read
I read and understood about twelve and half pages of The Art Of Computer Programming Vol. 1.
Now you've inspired me to read it, too!
Completed my first CI/CD deployment for infrastructure as code using Pulumi.
Pushed an entire VPC, and ECS cluster to AWS from an Azure Dev OPS pipeline.
Can highly recommend Pulumi for anyone looking to get started in Infrastructure as code, it's incredible.
I moved my domain's DNS from Cloudflare after realizing that they can't register.dev domains or handle custom email forward/alias/proxy. I went back to Google who owns the .dev and emails work flawlessly to and from my Gmail using the custom domain.
Unfortunately I also found breakage in travis-ci.org this week that seems to be on their end and keeps me from being able to make any changes on my site.
I started playing around with pixi.js for a small game I want to do (more a joke between friends but a valid excuse to try and learn something).
Also I'm done with my antibiotics (damm you tonsilits), so I can go back to not being stuck home...
And I managed to gather the guts to respond to something like this jn such a public square.
Built a workbench and learned about major and minor scales.
Getting my article published on Hacker Noon was a win :)
My first conference talk became my first Pluralsight course!
Started learning Reactjs Hooks and completed this practice project
reactjs-hooks-example.netlify.com/
Completed New Relic certification :)
I start my first job as a full-stack developer today at Travelers!
After 2 months in my new job (and first after finishing University), this week I wrote my first RFC for some new features we are gonna add to our core business π
Of course, still gotta get those approvals and make changes if requested, which I know they are gonna make, but hey, it was an awesome week.
Pushed my first code change on my new project - the Norwegian DMV π
My conference submission got accepted. I'm going to talk about burnout and resilience at DrupalCamp London!
Returned to a week on my home town and seen my friends and folks!
I got my second freelancing client π
Finally fixed a Colorbox issue while migrating a Drupal 7 site to Drupal 8. I'm so done with Drupal..
just trying microservices :)
At last i started a little Side Project using Socket.io π
I'm currently working on a new project :D
offtopic
Had a Futsal Tournament and best part, we won the tournament. :)
Found a new way to play artificial harmonics with a pick on guitar (one that works for both up- and down- strokes) πΎ
I had a really good and relaxing weekend
I also, finally publish my site
sagarjethi.com
And started writing blogs on that.
Start working on a new project.
Also, open freelancing work
I have learned the builder pattern, instead of a bunch of setters this pattern does it functional, clean and human. This is big for me, I love algos and quality π€©
I got my certificate of completion this week for the Front End Web Development course that I finished last week. 3 months of 18 hours days, but I did it.
I finished Week 2 of CS50 - Introduction to Computer Science!
Finally, rate-limiter-flexible v2 is released! Redis runs Lua script for atomic increments now.
I deployed a new color scheme to waylonwalker.com and started a series on the 2020 redesign.
Save screen real estate with react-headroom
Waylon Walker γ» Feb 11 γ» 2 min read
Started building a neural network from scratch; and started learning Signals and Systems from Oppenheim's book.
Completed my first python project with an awesome presentation of it all today and got into working with react :) busy week that was.