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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 p...
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I posted for the first time in literally years!
Would be interested in feedback as I do want to get back into creating content one way or another, if it’s going to actually provide value for some people!
Congrats!
Thanks Ben!
Your posting was a legit introduction, I've very curious to see how your series rolls out, I'm very interested to see how this goes...!
Thanks, appreciate it - so am I as I’m not quite sure what it’s going to look like yet 😅
Hey everyone! 👋
This week, I made my first open-source contribution! It was a valuable learning experience and a great opportunity to engage with a wider community.
Awesome!
I'm working on some specific illustrations on twitter that a guy can buy.
You will check it out : valone.cm/discovering.php
Thank you! 😊
My second technical book, Data Science in .NET with Polyglot Notebooks released this morning on Amazon!
Also, I gave my first official presentation as a Wizard at Leading EDJE, presenting on Technical Debt to a prospective client.
I wrote up the book announcement and posted it here at dev.to/integerman/announcing-data-...
I took a couple weeks break from posting due to work being busy... but I just posted another entry into the Peasy-UI series!!! This one is tied to using Peasy to bind CSS in your projects.
Link to article
I have at least one more entry into the Peasy-UI series dealing with component based design in the framework, that will be VERY exciting!!!!!
Working on a "toy" VSCode editor clone. Refactored a ton of it this week, including using a single object with
handleEventinstead of multiple distinct listeners, and using CSS containment. Also rewrote the custom language-agnostic parser/highlighter using a single long regex with a replacer function instead of splitting the string and testing each chunk against a series of regex. And cut one extra loop by building indentation-based collapsible chunk info while moving forward by checking backwards, which alone took at least two days because I had to better understand how it checks forward first despite already having that written weeks ago. Reduced total parse and render time to ~8-20ms on my slightly-older all-in-one PC (6 core @ 2.4GHz, 8GB RAM).Not looking forward to managing editing while there's collapsed chunks, but I had that partially functional before the rebuild, so there's at least some groundwork.
Good. Come in future to inform evolution of project. I will like to be aware.
This week was mostly loss, but one win was getting my article featured on both dev.to and hackernoon
This gif accurately summarizes what's going on this month
I started 10 Day .Net Aspire Challenge
and written tips on how to get more views as a writer
I entered the World Photography Day 2024 Contest on Flickr. This is my first, since I started my photography learning earlier this year. Here are my photo entries.
I wrote a new article and I'm posting it today 😉
I started studying D&A / System Design semi consistently again this week after failing an onsite and going through a brief phase of no belief.
I published my new handbook, “Missing Handbook for Django Senior Developers.” You can check it out here 👉 shorturl.at/bz9TM
Not killing myself
Always a good weekly goal 1. It does leave ambiguity though, as it doesn't say "anyone" / "or anyone else". But that just means you have something to try for next week if the FBI doesn't come knocking :)
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