!$rant

Think I finally finished the header section of my portfolio site :) It's starting to come together.

@Yamemori yes :)

This is looking good 👍

I love how the whole point of dr is that you can send your coworkers to hell anonymously, yet everyone puts their devrant in their cv

@sharktits I guess its not that way for me. I really don't have much to complain about (yet). I just love having a place to connect with other developers that understand the struggle, but also the joy of coding.

looks beautiful.

But sorry to ask, how is this a portofolio? it might be something you include in your portofolio as a project.

@uuid It's just the header atm xD

@konicm8ker my bad then, but as @@sharktits said, you're better off keeping your devRant identity private, if you get a job and start ranting about it here, your employer might be tracking your profile and activity and would easily find out about you hating your job.

Why the curly brackets around the quote? Seems like you're trying a bit hard to be techy

@AlgoRythm Agree, I think having that quote as a one-liner, without curly braces, nor even the double quotes, would be way cleaner ... but then again, I'm no UI/UX expert, I'm just a backender.

Reduce drop shadow in the quote. Nice work btw

unique! gratss

Is it smart. To use Dev rant as part of a tool to seek work? Rants about clients and whatnot doesn't really sound great when a client is reading them.

@AlgoRythm It's just visually pleasing to me xD

@iamgio I thought there was something off with that. Thanks!

@demortes Well I guess I haven't really used devRant for that purpose.

The header is always the part that eats the most hours for the least visible payoff. Went through the same thing on my own third rebuild of a portfolio site — spent longer nailing the hero section than on the entire projects grid below it. Feeling accomplished is the right tag though, that milestone is real.