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.
Quiet Quitting is About Loyalty
@codenameone takes a balanced, thorough look at quiet quitting and points to loyalty as the primary source in this well written editorial.
Debunking Myths about HTTPS
HTTPS is being used everywhere, but do you know what problem it was made to solve? Find out with @jmau111!
Optimizing for Performance
We see exceptions constantly during development and support of applications. Some of them we expect, and some we haven't even thought about. The worst thing you can do as a programmer is not to think about catching and tracking errors. Let’s find out how to with @frezyx.
Travel Tips for Dev Advocates
Are you hitting the road as a dev advocate? Check out these 8 awesome travel tips courtesy of @xomiamoore.
Entity Relationship Diagrams
Think about how your favorite e-commerce platforms process millions of orders from millions of people around the world by the second. Wild, right? Learn about the models they use to do so with @themfon.
Generate a QR Code with Python
Have you ever wondered how QR codes work or how procedural images are generated? Have you ever wanted to send someone a website link in a much cooler way? If you said yes to any of these questions, @bobliuuu has your back!
7 Array Methods with Animations
It can be tricky to memorize all the different array methods, so check out these seven helpful animations created by @fredysandoval!
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 (23)
Awesome! Love those posts!
How can we get our posts onto the top 7 🫤
Heyo Mursal! That's a great question.
To be honest, there's no sure-fire way to get your post featured in the top 7, but if you continue writing every week and try your best to share high quality, vendor neutral (generally at least), interesting posts while also being kind and helpful to folks in the comments of your post, your chances definitely increase!
I am reading😄
Thank you, Michael. 😄
Oh absolutely! Thank you for writing your post. 🙌
Thank you for sharing my post! :)
You're very welcome! It was a great one. 🙌
Good jobs :) Congratulations, Guys!
@michaeltharrington I also love to learn something new about the coding i followed these peoples! Thanks for sharing the list of the top people who are doing good work for the community!
Aw thought my top post would make it.
I would have loved to get more people on the discussion especially since it has more comments than the most liked post ever.
Yeah, also thought reactions, comments and views would rank higher, and these lists would match the Weekly top more.
But great job getting to the top with your article 💪
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