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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:
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This, off top of my mind.
Good work @georgekobaidze! Either way, it's a win :D
Thanks! Oh by the way… just received another one😄
Yay (gave you a Gem) :)
You did.
I didn’t really deserve it, but thanks!😄
Gave you another 😊 congrats
Well this is it. Thanks! And I didn't even open DEV for a couple of days. Also, I'm not well right now.
But thanks for this one.
Congratulations 🎉
Get well soon bro!
I have 2 achievements this week.
Got the Kubernetes badge 😍
And the best part... Reached 25K followers 🥳
Congratulations! 🎉
Well deserved.
Thank you! 😍
Congratulations Hadil 🎉
Thank you so much, Hemapriya 😍
Smooth start at the new role. I’m learning the business, and a project has been released with my QA testing.😆
Reached 10k followers today with the Progressive Disclosure series start
feels nice🎉
Posted a 5' short video that shows how to submit a prototype to the HackAVP, a local Hackathon I'm organizing here in New-Caledonia :
More about this Hackathon below :
🏆 #HackAVP, premier hackathon dédié à l'emploi dans la fonction publique en NCL
@jess , articles will be sumbitted on DEV.to : do you think it would be possible to get some DEV.to stickers to make some buzz around DEV.to ?
I’ve passed a coding interview using my methods with an international company 😀😊 There’s nothing like being told that I’ve done very well at the end of an interview!
Waiting for the final interview now!
I completed a big major change in shipping the webrtc into the libray I was contributing in from the February. I also cracked a short freelance work based on what I did and have been sharing on the Dev.to community as well
Another good read for the week I published.
Dev log #21 Hardening WebRTC-Direct and solving SCM leaks
For me, that would be publishing an article I have been holding back for the past two months on AI and higher education in low and medium-income countries. The article is about why I think the answer to AI in universities isn't bans or surrendering as most higher ed institutions in the west have been going about it and why i think low and medium income countries might have a shot at getting AI in higher ed right and why they should. Link here.
Plus, I came across a paper from Professor Jason Potts that really influenced and enlightened me on university as a platform, its history, the business they are in and how technology augments it. So, that was informative and very insightful as well. Link here.
Also, I later found out MIT's Ad Hoc committee wrote a report on AI use in teaching, Learning and Research training, and that validated I wasn't thinking about AI in university the wrong way necessarily.
I call these wins cause they expanded my thinking about AI, universities and EdTech in my side quest of bringing my offline study app to life.
For context, I have been thinking about AI and Education alot lately. Especially following my experiment with Gemma 4 and building an AI study companion off of it that works without both an internet connection and AI subscription for low and medium income countries, I wrote about my experience on that for the Gemma 4 challenge. App build still ongoing though.
My latest article on agentic economy IAM failures hit position five on the main page this week.
I coudn´t be happier! Thanks boys and girls
I appreciate the rigorous community discussion.
Published a VS Code extension named Airport that helps to manage multiple AI Coding Agent Terminals - marketplace.visualstudio.com/items...
From 0 to 45 Subscribers
My youtube channel is growing 💗
youtube.com/@sarvar-nadaf
Published a demo that shows how to submit to the hackathon I'm organizing :
Updated my security report to celebrate latest OpenBao's releases :
Released my first iOS app and submitted the second one for review (already rejected for want of a demo video, shot and done that too now) 😀
I personally added something really meaningful to one of my projects by integrating a judgement layer, using TypeSafe's Jev, into a RAG pipeline with very promising results.
RAG ranking is not the same as judging with Jev
Mine is a writing win rather than a shipping one. I stopped waiting on a publication to review a post and published it to my own profile instead, and a few days later somebody with a much bigger audience reposted it.
I had assumed the publication was the distribution. One reader who liked it enough to repost did more than the queue was ever going to.
Finally started writing blogs and sharing insights on my personal site.
if you are interested here
ngl, "asked an agent to find where my space went and the agent was the problem" is the most 2026 sentence I've read this week.
A pretty wild week on my side 😄
I pushed two projects past milestones I’d been chasing for a while:
🔐 My self-hosted SIEM/security platform moved further into evidence-driven releases — signed provenance, independent verification, fail-closed gates, and reproducible evidence instead of “the CI says green, trust me.”
🛠️ And the programming language I’ve been building stopped feeling like an experiment and started feeling like an actual language. Compiler work, tooling, tests, and the long road toward self-hosting are becoming very real.
But my favorite win wasn’t a feature.
It was deleting a few assumptions and replacing them with things that can actually be verified.
Turns out “prove it” is a surprisingly productive engineering philosophy. 😄
Happy Friday everyone! 🎉
my emulator project is going smooth and that's already a winoh, and i made a funny post 🤣I built the enterprise level Customer support Agent 😀 Now a days you have seen in every apps.
Litterally; I made a new site during the week and updated my site
https://bloxdworldcode.vercel.appStill the new site is beta............
I'm starting my term at a community college
Congrats..
I had a good week. Slept well, trained like a beast (running, cycling, crossfit, motocross), managed to post everyday through the whole week, completed all tasks that I worked on!
I was a part of Global Hack Week: Data by MLH which was well structured to learn great things!
I Won 1 Year Club Badge Today
Nothing. Always a loser
A lil late, but friday, I had a tech interview at Wasmer, which went well... I made a complete idiot of myself, but still got through 🥳 Now on to 2 take home assignments!
Good work! Thanks!