Top 7 Featured DEV Posts from the Past Week

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Every Tuesday we round up the previous week's top posts based on traffic, engagement, and a hint of editorial curation. The typical week starts on Monday and ends on Sunday, but don't worry, we take into account posts that are published later in the week.

Attacke! Your Expectations

This is how @iamschulz built Attacke!, a simple 2D fighting game in JavaScript.

Writing a Game in Typescript

Daniel Schulz ・ Jun 14 '22

#javascript #typescript #webdev #gamedev

Goodbye IE

@alvaromontoro has been publishing a webcomic for four months: a comic about CSS (and web development) without images, all coded in CSS and HTML.

The Death of IE (webcomic)

Alvaro Montoro ・ Jun 15 '22

#css #html #watercooler #showdev

A companion guide to JS hoisting

A handy breakdown of hoisting in JavaScript, with a focus on variables and functions.

Hoisting in JavaScript(Variables & function)

Srishti Prasad ・ Jun 18 '22

#javascript #hoisting #webdev #programming

Go Anatomy 101

@vigneshm243 recently started learning Go! Here, we’ll try to break down a simple Go program that prints a line to understand the anatomy of a Go program.

Anatomy of a Go Program

Vignesh Muthukumaran ・ Jun 15 '22

#go #beginners #tutorial #programming

Frameworks are Overrated

This blog is about yet another javascript framework but with a twist, you don't have to make those .js files to use it, it integrates right with your HTML! ;)

Use the power of a JavaScript framework right in your HTML file!!

ashish ・ Jun 19 '22

#webdev #javascript #html #tutorial

You don’t need a JS Library for your Components

Have you ever asked yourself how many times you wrote a Button component using different libraries or frameworks? To solve this problem, Web Components can simplify this process since they work natively with the Browsers and can also be integrated into any JS Framework/Library.

Native Web Components Development

Helmuth Saatkamp for Mercedes-Benz.io ・ Jun 15 '22

#webdev #javascript #webcomponents #tutorial

CSS Isn’t Magic: Positioning

@melnik909 talks about the position property! We'll consider many cases that often confuse developers.

All tips about the position property to avoid common mistakes

Stas Melnikov ・ Jun 13 '22

#css #webdev #beginners #tutorial

That's it for our weekly Top 7 for this Tuesday! Keep an eye on dev.to this week for daily content and discussions...and be sure to keep an eye on this series in the future. You might just be in it!