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.
Remote pairing tips
@felvct has some great tips for making your remote pairing sessions as productive as possible — super helpful in these times of remote work and social distancing!
Get the most out of your (remote) pair programming sessions
Felix Vaucourt ・ Dec 14 '21
"Happy engineers are more productive"
@apkoponen has been in IT for 10 years and picked up a few tips along the way.
100 Tips on Software Developer Productivity
Ari Koponen ・ Dec 15 '21
Avoiding tutorial hell
Do you have some spare time to develop a project? @yuridevat has a great framework for figuring out what to build.
How I come up with project ideas (and never faced tutorial hell)
Julia 👩🏻💻 GDE ・ Dec 14 '21
Gotta catch 'em all!
@fidalmathew shows us how to build a Pokedex using React.js. Super cool!
Build Pokemon Finder using React and Pokeapi
Fidal Mathew ・ Dec 18 '21
Getting closure with Javascript
In this post, @aruna presents a great primer on closures in JS and their purpose.
The Wacky World of Closures & What Makes Them Useful
aruna-x ・ Dec 16 '21
The power of GraphQL & APIs
@whitep4nth3r shows us how to get data from a GraphQL API (and shares some helpful definitions along the way).
An introduction to GraphQL and how to use GraphQL APIs
Salma Alam-Naylor ・ Dec 14 '21
Showing the world your skills when GitHub is not an option
@deleteman123 wrote this post for anyone who lives in a country that is unable to access GitHub. Nobody should be excluded from getting noticed as a developer just because of US export laws!
How Can You Get Noticed Without a Github Account?
Fernando Doglio ・ Dec 18 '21
That's it for our weekly wrap up! Keep an eye on dev.to this week for daily content and discussions...and if you miss anything, we'll be sure to recap it next Tuesday!
Top comments (9)
Congrats to @felvct, @apkoponen, @yuridevat, @fidalmathew, @aruna, @whitep4nth3r, & @deleteman123 🎊
Thanks for the shout out Gracie!
Thanks for featuring my (very first!) article Gracie. I highly appreciate it.
Wow, again in such a short time? Thank you very much.
Thanks! Encouraging to be featured on the list.
Thanks for featuring my article! I hope it helps others get their time under the spotlight without the need to use github!
Cheers
Thank you Gracie! Wonderful surprise to be featured again 😄
Wow!
Thanks for featuring my article Gracie! 😄
Nice work everyone!