What up y'all?!
Hope everybody has had a nice successful week. π
Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishi...
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I'm at 25 of 30 articles in my 30 days challenge! Todays article is almost done.
It's difficult to write every single day, I'm glad I'm doing this challenge, and I look forward to finish it :D
Also, I'm happy with the writing of my latest article, probably my favorite so far:
3 Methods to Elevate Your Writing with Visual Content
Steeve γ» May 2
Wow, that is a serious commitment and so awesome to hear how you're sticking to it, Steeve! 5 more days and you're there. π
Thanks @michaeltharrington π Commitment is important to me, progress is always coming through iterating, sticking, re-trying even if it brings nothing for days, the end is always rewarding!
Haha, that graph resonates. I know I'm guilty of that! π
Trying to get better though. πͺ
Congratulations, Steve! You're doing so great! I started writing recently and it has been hard to maintain the constancy sometimes
Thank you ThaΓsa for the support π
Yes being consistent is hard! Even if I try to plan my days as much as possible, unplanned things are coming daily in our lives, or some tasks may take 2-3 hours more than expected.
Keep writing, it brings a lot of value for you and everyone!
That comment is so much necessary in our lives. We're so used with immediate things that we what to do everything and without errors in short period of time.
Kudos to you for almost completing the challenge! It's seriously not easy writing every day, but congrats on this win! Good luck finishing!
Thank you @qyrus π Everyday is kind of a new challenge: Writing represent 25% of the time spent, and preparing projects examples and good visuals is 75% (like GIF/Diagrams). Even if I already prepared all subjects, code examples aren't always working the first time (that's part of programming ahah)
Great work! Keep it up
Thank you πͺ Only 5 articles left: all the subjects are ready, I just have to prepare some code for examples, then start the writing :D
π I have been a member of DEV for 6 months! β¨
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π° I have published 2 new posts on DEV! β¨
6 Months Anniversary on DEV! π
Anita Olsen*Β°β’.ΒΈβ γ» Apr 27
Which of the two States of Every Programmer are you in at the Moment?
Anita Olsen*Β°β’.ΒΈβ γ» Apr 30
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π» I have made my first ever visual novel! β¨
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π» I completed 3 singleplayer levels on CodeCombat! β¨
I also earned the following achievements:
π‘ I learned a new HTML tag! β¨
The HTML <picture> element allows you to display different pictures for different devices or screen sizes.Boooyah! Another awesome week down... and also half a year down at DEV. π₯³
I said it on your 6 month celebratory post and I'll say it again, you've made such a positive impact in our community!
Time has passed quickly but still I got a lot done!
Thank you so much π
This is all amazing! Great win!
Thank you π
With @programordie, we won Coze AI bot contest! It was an awesome moment, we're proud of it. Thanks to Dev team (and to Coze!) for allowing us to live this kind of moments, and to let us participate to their amazing contests!
My wins this week are:
I got to go see Queens of the Stone Age live in Raleigh last night!
They played one helluva set.
Be one of the winners.of the Earth Day challenge. β€οΈ
Woooohoooo! Major congrats, Jorge. π
Actually it's a challenge i want to start and that is 100 days with css hoping to complete that challenge ahead of me
And also i've been writing on HTML what i've learnt so far as a new developer lol
you can check my page to read that prolly for fun
I won the COZE AI challenge and I hit 2K followers, this is my best week ever!
I am starting to learn the Java programming language.
Nice! Java is everywhere. How's it been going for ya?
Thanks! Java really is ubiquitous. As for me, I'm still on the hunt for better resources. It's proving a bit tricky for me.
Just another spanish post. Just before when all people start the weekend. Probably It will not be a win but I'm going to fight it :D
dev.to/acoronadoc/tutorial-de-mkdo...
8K followers on @thepracticaldev !!π€©
I'm closing to finish one more iOS app, ready to upload to app store.
Yeah, I am happy to share that I unlocked another Starstruck badge on GitHub this week!
By this repository:
π Practical and document place for DevOps toolchain
DevOps Basics
π Practical and document place for DevOps toolchain π
With comprehensive documentation, basic hands-on scripts, advanced examples, and additional resources for a variety of DevOps tools
Introduction π
You are new to DevOps or want to learn some DevOps tools, or you are already a DevOps engineer, and you are looking for DevOps documents and a place to practice DevOps tools? This repository will assist you in enhancing your DevOps skills and serve as a bookmark for documents related to DevOps. Key features include:
got +1 star
Thank you sir @phalkmin π
While studying for interviews I put together a Python Lists Cheatsheet for myself that I made public on my personal site. I was going to cross-post here but I keep running into some error that says
Liquid error: Liquid variables are disabledπ. Still trying to figure it out but I still count this as a win.Love this
Congrats! I love this challenges!
Well, something cool happened and I'm very proud of it π
And in the real life, my cooking game is starting to get ππΌ
Congratulations π
I am wrapping up and graduating with my master's degree this weekend! π₯³
Whooa!! That's so amazing, congrats, Salika Dave!
Thank you so much! @thaisavieira
I build this LibSQL SQL Client for Turso! and I got sponsor by Turso!!!
Turso + PHP SDK for Native LibSQL
Turso + PHP
SQLite for Production. Powered by libSQL.
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Turso is a SQLite-compatible database built on libSQL, the Open Contribution fork of SQLite. It enables scaling to hundreds of thousands of databases per organization and supports replication to any location, including your own servers, for microsecond-latency access.
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And I also published a post that has 10000+ views (my most viewed post evert for a single post):
GitHub: Create your own repository landscape βοΈ
Tung Leo γ» Apr 28
I gave a presentation about Kotlin at the JetBrains HQ in Amsterdam and I talk all about it, and explain the details in the article I created for it here:
Decoding Kotlin - Your guide to solving the mysterious in Kotlin
JoΓ£o Esperancinha γ» Apr 26
It is associated to my first ever series on DEV.TO called "My Kotlin World" and its there to point out odd, strange and potentially unexpected things this great programming language has to offer.
Have a good one everyone!
We've opened up to the world a Frontend AI tool π that we've been using internally to speed up our own development πtools.webcrumbs.org.
Feedbacks have been awesome in helping us move forward!
Take a look at this demo video π
I interviewed with several companies this week! I am so excited to see where this takes me and if anything, I got a ton of practice!
I was invited for another interview with a company I truly love!
I found that I love cybersecurity, but finding a niche has been a journey. I have always studied social engineering, but I am growing to love learning about the ethics surrounding AI and how companies will need to change data policies if they are considering using it.
Also, I set up several smart home gadgets in my house this week -- I plan on ordering another pi and installing Home Assistant so I can control everything from one application.
I got a second daughter π¨βπΌπ¨βπ©βπ§βπ§
I'm a dad again π€©π₯³ dev.to pause
Christophe Colombier γ» Apr 26
Congratulations to your family, cheers! π₯
I gave a solid talk on tech debt to around 270 people at Stir Trek, got my second LinkedIn Learning course officially approved, and sent a new AI product pull request to my client.
That's awesome, Matt! Keep doing your best
My win this week was writing an article for the first time in almost 2 years and finally submitting a post on dev.to
My article is ironically about how I started coding again with the help of a Python triangle, and I am very proud of it.
Triangular loops: How triangles got me coding again
OnyechiRiches γ» May 4
I have finished around half of the book I am currently reading on a daily basis. The book title is "The Mountain is you" by Brianna Wiest. It's language is easy and many eye opening parts.
Apart from that I am also learning Dynamic programming. If anyone else is also learning and need tips or help, I will be happy to help and share my learnings. :)
This week I attended my first Virtual Coffee as a member, made new friends for co-studying, and wrote my first tutorial post:
NFT Preview Card Component Challenge from Frontend Mentor
ThaΓsa Vieira γ» May 1
I published a short introductive data driven content about AI, AI capabilities, MT-Bench and how AI choice automation is possible with data :
My wins this week:I joined dev.to and wrote a couple articles for the first time, it was pretty fun and the reactions from the community have been really amazing, I'll definitely be writing more in the future π
I'm almost finished with odin project, the win is tho, I realized I REALLY don't like JS.
I was unable to apply ttk bootstrap themes to my tkinter projects, now I have finally figured it out.