Hey there!
Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?
All wins count — big or small 🎉
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Trying out a new recipe... or whatever else might spark joy ❤️
Have a wonderful weekend!
Top comments (44)
I contributed for the first time in an open source project.
The PR has not been merged yet
But it feels pretty awesome 😊
@eddiejaoude thanks for inspiring me
Great work Vinit! Thanks for the shoutout!
Nice, Vinit :)
Thanks Julia 😊
I got accepted to deliver my "Is Die Hard a Christmas Movie? Let's ask Azure!" talk at Momentum 2022 in Cincinnati. This was my last conference submission for the year and another acceptance sets me up for a very busy fall with 5 talks at 3 conferences!
The answer is... Yes?! :D
According to a classification experiment I ran on Azure Machine Learning using historical data on Christmas movies and non-Christmas movies, the answer is a resounding "yes" - unless Die Hard doesn't occur at a Christmas Party and doesn't occur on Christmas Eve.
I was on a panel at Front-End Test Fest 2 last Thursday! Only dropping it now as a win this week as the recording is up!
Nice!
I came back on DEV.to ❤️ And I nearly finished my Vue 3 project 🎉
Félicitations!
Merci bien 😉
I'm working on a huge freelance project and making amazing progress.
Also I got accepted to be a part time fullstack instructor at a local company 🥳
Congrats, Said!!
Completed my first ui design project 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nice ! :)
Thanks 🙏😌
8-week streak for community wellness badge
Hehe great, I hope I will achieve that too one time.
seems you're one week away from getting 8 streak
I am? 😅
500 followers on dev and 50k blog views, definitely my win for this week 😆
Wow, congrats, ashish!!
Two wins:
(a) I started to answer questions in English in some communities (I'm not an English native speaker)
(b) I created, after being silent for one year, a post in Spanish about how to learn (spoiler, it's hard, but not impossible)
Starting working with another language is indeed scary. But since you made the first step, it will get easier every time :) You can be proud for making the first step, Dennis!