What was your win this week?

Hey there!

Looking back on your week — what was something you're proud of?

All wins count — big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

• Starting a new project
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Finding some signs of Spring ... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️

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Happy Weekend!

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[Bobby Iliev]

Got my first GitHub sponsor 🎉

[Abdullah Di'bas]

I've just completed building a new library to be used in filtering and analyzing logs. :)
The repository on Github:

AbdullahDibas / LogsAnalyzer

DEV Post:

I built a Logs Analyzer 📜📊

Abdullah Di'bas ・ Apr 9 ・ 3 min read

#csharp #opensource #dotnet #testing

[Offline Programmer]

I got my 2nd Pfizer shot

[Natalia Asteria]

Good!

[Raphael Jambalos]

I survived this week! There were so many meetings this week because of the long holiday in my country last week. But I'm glad its finally the weekend!

[Gedalya Krycer]

I finished reading the Basecamp Shape Up book. Blown away by how this methodology helps teams effectively build projects.

Next week’s goal is to write a summary post on my favorite things it teaches. 👍🏼

[Estee Tey]

look forward to reading this!

[Idris Rampurawala]

Recently, while working on one of my tasks to process a very large AWS S3 file, I came across this really good AWS S3 select feature. This helped me accomplish my task and decided to share my learnings with the community 😁

Hope the community finds it an interesting read 🙏

Efficiently Streaming a Large AWS S3 File via S3 Select

Idris Rampurawala ・ Apr 6 ・ 6 min read

#aws #python #showdev #datascience

P.S. Publishing a new post on dev.to is always a big win for me 🤭

[Jérémie Astor]

For reasons beyond my grasp, I (and my language) was praised for my programming skills quite a few times this week.

This is surprising because it don't really see myself as a programmer, rather as a beginner.

But I have to admit it made me happy and felt like a win 😄

[Thu Htet Tun]

For this week day,
I worked for Office's HR application development (done 3 solid backend pages)
I made awesome video content for my YouTube Channel.
(youtube.com/watch?v=60nn5OECvF4&t=2s)
I created new article on dev.to (also spend some time)
I watched anime movie (called Hello world) you should watch too.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello_World_...

For this weekend,
I will try something new, haha

[Maksudul Haque]

I finished building a GitHub Action that updates other GitHub Action Versions in a repository, kinda like Dependabot but for GitHub Actions

GitHub repository:

saadmk11 / github-actions-version-updater

GitHub Actions Version Updater Updates All GitHub Action Versions in a Repository and Creates a Pull Request with the Changes.

GitHub Actions Version Updater

GitHub Actions Version Updater is GitHub Action that is used to update other GitHub Actions in a Repository and create a pull request with the updates. It is an automated dependency updater similar to GitHub's Dependabot but for GitHub Actions.

How Does It Work:

• GitHub Actions Version Updater first goes through all the workflows in a repository and checks for updates for each of the action used in those workflows.

• If an update is found and if that action is not ignored then the workflows are updated with the latest release of the action being used.

• If at least one workflow file is updated then a new branch is created with the changes and pushed to GitHub.

• Finally, a pull request is created with the newly created branch.

Usage:

We recommend running this action on a schedule event or a workflow_dispatch event.

To integrate GitHub…

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Dev.to post:

GitHub Actions Version Updater, Similar to GitHub's Dependabot, but for GitHub Actions

Maksudul Haque ・ Apr 8 ・ 3 min read

#github #opensource #python #tooling

[Alex Theobold]

Squashed not one, but two horrible bugs that had been haunting me for a while.