Weekly Update, July 8, 2019

Posted on Mon 08 July 2019 in weekly-updates • Tagged with pep581

This has started to become more like bi-weekly updates. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Well there was Canada Day stat holiday last weekend. My kids are out of school for the summer, so I've been spending more time with them at instead of on the computer.

Work

  • Learning about GraphQL, wrote a few lines of …

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Weekly Update, June 24, 2019

Posted on Mon 24 June 2019 in weekly-updates

Work

  • Did some code reviews.
  • Experimented with profanity detection for incoming comments.
  • Some work using Iterable API
  • Some work using Django Rest Framework
  • Looked into GitLab CI

Python and the community

  • Answered several emails for PyLadies.

  • I volunteered myself to be an admin of PyLadies 😳 You can now reach me …


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Weekly Update, June 18, 2019

Posted on Tue 18 June 2019 in weekly-updates

Work

  • More work using Django REST Framework to build APIs.
  • Did my Birkman personality assessment. I've been thinking about the result a lot. 🤔
  • Discussion with my manager about how to advance in my role at Zapier.

Python and the community

  • Answered several emails
  • Started working on my next keynote
  • Declined …

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Weekly Update, June 9, 2019

Posted on Sun 09 June 2019 in weekly-updates

Work

  • More work using Django REST Framework to build APIs.
  • Helped review several Zapier blog posts related to GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab.
  • Chatting about blog post idea for Zapier with our editorial team.

Python and the community

  • Attended the first PyLadies Global monthly meeting with Lorena, Rachell and Katia.
  • Another …

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Weekly Update, June 3, 2019

Posted on Mon 03 June 2019 in weekly-updates

It's been a little more than two weeks since my last weekly update 😬 Lots of things happened, and I've kept busy 😥

I spent a week in Berlin for GitHub Satellite. I might write a post just about that later on.

Work

  • Worked remotely from Germany for a week.
  • Finished several …

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