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:

• Shipping a feature you've been working on for weeks
• Finally understanding that confusing part of the codebase
• Mentoring a junior dev through their first PR
• Organizing your spice rack...or finally folding that laundry pile 😄

Happy Friday!

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[Flo Comuzzi]

wrote another article!

[Cesar Aguirre]

• Got really good feedback from my beta readers on my next coding book
• Got a extremely inspiring comment on LinkedIn. Someone wrote: "I've been following you and I find your posts (and you) worth reading" OMG! That one made my day, sorry my week.

[Miguel Hinojosa Fernández]

Allowing my self to only focus on the concrete task at hand without wasting time in interesting but time consuming features

[Jesse Piaścik]

So hard to do. Congrats!

[Sergiy Yevtushenko]

• Released Pragmatica Lite to Maven Central github.com/siy/pragmatica-lite
• Finally published article with the most significant results of my research: dev.to/siy/java-backend-coding-tec...

[Alvaro Montoro]

At this time last Friday, I was speaking at a conference (Commit Your Code'25). Today I got the feedback from the people who attended and it's quite positive. I'll call that a win 😊

[fmerian]

• had a blast launching Kilo Code for JetBrains
• started humble contributions for #hacktoberfest

[Jen Looper]

Shipped the first generation of Cloudinary’s educational storytelling program featuring Master Detective Clara Denari, who is on the case! Https://claradenari.com

[adriens]

I did a dedicated report about PostgreSQL 18... and will start to prepare an article for Hacktoberfest ;-p

[Anshu Mandal]

Published new challenge submission on dev.to, And I think it turned out pretty well.
:)

[Alois Sečkár]

I successfully prepared my OS project for Hacktoberfest and people started contributing - github.com/AloisSeckar/demos-java