Dev.to Review #14: Top 7 Of The Week, Discussed

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We're back! Malik and I are here again to discuss this week's Top 7 Articles on dev.to!

Did you follow along with the debate over The Great Divide?

Have you taken apart monoliths? Has it worked?

Are you tired?

Let us know in the comments, or, drop us a line with any thoughts or topics you want to hear discussed at our new email: [e-mail]!

This week's discussed posts are:

Why Everyone Is Fighting About CSS/UX and JS

Uli Troyo ・ Feb 2 '19

#javascript #css #webdev #internetdrama

APIs you didn't know you needed

Mikhail Korolev ・ Jan 29 '19

#api #productivity #fun

CSS: From Zero to Hero

Ali Spittel ・ Jan 29 '19

#beginners #css #frontend

What's The Difference Between A Senior And Lead Developer?

James Hickey ・ Feb 1 '19

#career #webdev

How to Breakthrough the Old Monolith Using the Strangler Pattern

Kyle Galbraith ・ Jan 29 '19

#programming #devops #coding

Three Arguments for Why You Should Write More

Marek Zaluski ・ Jan 28 '19

#writing #career #discuss

Retired, Apparently

Burdette Lamar ・ Feb 1 '19

#career #ruby #opensource #github

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Comments

[Mark Johnson 👔]

Really enjoyed listening to this. Nice work, guys!

[Daniel Golant]

Hey, thanks man!