What was your win this week?

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

All wins count -- big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

• Getting a promotion!
• Starting a new project
• Fixing a tricky bug
• Cleaning your house...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄

Happy Friday!

Comments

[Daniel Starner]

I've now had five (!!!) Pull Requests merged into open source projects! This closes one of my biggest programming bucket list items 😃 And I'm still making more, so its only going to go up from here.

[Nikolay Stoynov]

I think this is a win for all of us. 🙂

[Fulton Browne]

Great job!! its people like you that make my project and so many others possible.

[Daniel Starner]

Thanks so much for the encouragement! I’ve always wanted to get involved with open source and it’s exciting to dive into it and have accepted changes

[Pachi 🥑]

I gathered the courage (thanks to my BFFs) to ask for my a full-time position for a company I was freelancing and now I got my first Jr. web dev job!!!

[Paula]

My win was to learn how to securely deploy a telegram bot using heroku docker and python and make a PR about it in a subject I used to love back in University about cloud computing. It's been a lot of fun!

[AWEMA - TA]

Hi, can i know more about that ? and what is the applies possibility ( sorry for my english i try ^^)

Bonsoir serait t'il possible d'en savoir plus sur le fonctionnement des bots telegram et les applications intéressante ?

[Paula]

Oui, mais les informations que j'ai écrites sont en espagnol parce que sont pour avoir aidé un sujet à l'université au Granada. La majeure partie est basée sur ce lien (angalis): medium.com/python4you/creating-tel...

Mais mon code est ici aussi: github.com/JJ/IV/tree/master/ejemp...

Pardon mon françoise aussi, je ne parle tres bien.

[Shannon Crabill]

I passed my Rails & Javascript review a few hours ago! I did not realize there would be a quiz, and after stumbling in the beginning (I'm looking at you hoisting and scope) but my instructor said I was the first one so far to correctly answer the last function/scope quiz question.

I built a game in vanilla JS with a ruby on rails backend for my project. It was a lot of fun! I'll write some more posts about my process, etc when I have time. For now, it can be played and downloaded locally.

scrabill / food-or-foe

How many food emoji can you correctly identify in 30 seconds?

Food or Foe?

How many food emoji can you correctly identify in 30 seconds?

Each correct answer is worth 1 point. A wrong answer decreases your score by 1 point.

At the end of a round, add your name and score to the leaderboard!

Happy guessing!

Installation

git clone https://github.com/scrabill/food-or-foe.git
cd food-or-foe/backend
rails db:migrate
rails db:seed
rails s

To play, open frontend/index.html in a browser. If you encounter any bugs or glitches while playing, please open an issue so that I can look into finding a fix.

API Endpoints

Food or Foe? has three models, each of which can be accessed at the following endpoints.

• localhost:3000/api/v1/users
• localhost:3000/api/v1/games
• localhost:3000/api/v1/emojis
• localhost:3000/api/v1/emojis/food

Contributing

Is this game missing your favorite emoji?

To contribute, please make a pull request with at least the name of the emoji, it's character and if it is a food or not to the backend/db/seeds.rb file.

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[Bence Szabo]

I launched my new side project: hypevizz.com 🎉

It's a custom made blog on Firebase dedicated for data visualization.

You can learn more about it in the dev.to post I wrote.

Here's a capture of the first visualization:

[Matt Eland]

I celebrated 6 years of marriage with my wife, toured the USS Yorktown (carrier), and received and accepted a job offer to become an instructor at a local bootcamp.

[Daniel Starner]

Congrats on all of that!

[Shaurya]

I wrote my first post on dev.to that got 700+ views and 3 awesome comments.

[Ndy]

Started a new job last week, there wasn't much in the way of a formal onboarding but I was able to pick things up and resolve tickets. This week several of my colleagues expressed their happiness to have me on the team and impressed with how quickly I picked things up.

[Jacob Evans]

Increased overall test coverage for a large codebase from >30% to around 79% in one day. Some of them could be better...

[Stefan Wuthrich]

Finally got back to coding after some issues (good an less good) and working on a new product, named OMNITED.
This is built from words Omni (all) and United and is about solving the problem of having conversations with different peoples on different channels.

I put a very very simple first LP online: omnited.com.

Based on my own "framework" and Stack (used also with with kunvenu.com) #go, #vue, #arangodb, #redis, #nsq and Rancher/Docker I did this week full reg/auth flow with GUI, Team and Space management.

[Ayyappa]

Can you please share your feedback on ArangoDB?