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.
On Criticism
Every developer has both been on the receiving and the giving end of criticism. It’s a vital part of our job, so let’s learn how to do it optimally with @lexlohr!
You Don’t Need to be Perfect
We, as developers, want the best for ourselves and what we produce. As we build from scratch it’s natural to be committed to what we produce. @mstryoda questions if we have to be perfect or if we are unintentionally forced to.
Retro Animated CSS Border
Inspired from the ShopTalkShow’s temporary theme, @chokcoco recreates a similar retro aesthetic.
Clean Architecture: React
This text is part of a series of texts from @rubemfsv about Clean Architecture analysis applied with different frameworks and languages. This week, we’re covering React.
Quick History Lesson!
@iarchitsharma put together this remarkable post cataloguing the history of JavaScript. Class is in session!
Drag and Drop from Scratch
Drag and drop applications are very common nowadays, they are great for the user experience and nowadays people notice when it’s missing. @franklin030601 shares an easy way to set it up in your React app without libraries.
Keeping accessibility top of mind
This post about building with accessibility in mind is appreciated — and it's helpful whether you're building a new site or rebuilding an old one!
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!
Top comments (12)
Job well done @lexlohr, @mstryoda, @chokcoco, @rubemfsv, @iarchitsharma, @franklin030601, & @hannakim91!
Thank you to all the team for your efforts <3
Congratulations Team🎉🎉🎉💐
Hey @gracie :) I was wondering how to get the a11y badge! I thought being one of the 7 authors of the week would make the magic happen but it does not seam like it 😬
Thank you!! It's a pleasure to be mentioned here again haha
So great to see the top articles aren't just lazy listicles but content that the authors have put real effort into. Congrats everyone.
Awesome! Enjoyed reading all of those!
Thanks for the promo! I've been enjoying looking through your featured articles so it's cool to make it on here :)
Fantastic work as always everybody!!!
Thank you very much. It's an honour to be recognised here for the first time.
when's the next hackathon?
So many worthwhile articles congrats winners!