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Top 7 Featured DEV Posts of the Week

Get ready to kick off your Monday with some of the freshest, most engaging reads from last week. From the dark arts of SQL to the bright, shiny world of Eurovision-inspired CSS, we’ve got a little something for everyone. And here’s a bit of extra cheer—we’re welcoming four new authors to our Top 7 this week! Bravo! 👏👏


@_ndeyefatoudiop slices through the digital clutter with a fresh stash of 37 killer tips for frontend developers. We love revisiting this theme because, let's face it, whether you're a newbie coding your first button or a vet debugging in your sleep, there's always a new trick or a forgotten hack to make your life easier. Buckle up for some straight talk and smart strategies.
@louaiboumediene makes a compelling case for why even backend developers, who often rely on ORMs, should understand the nuts and bolts of SQL. With a practical approach peppered with relatable anecdotes and memes, they demystify SQL syntax and its core functions, promising to enhance your database interactions whether you're a SQL rookie or a query guru.

Everybody loves a good tool list, and @nicktyonline has us covered with the excellent selection for boosting productivity. Check out the larger series for more recommendations and considering sharing your faves in the comments.

Give your React skills a jolt with @drruvari's savvy guide to the S.O.L.I.D principles. Packed with cheeky examples and no-nonsense best practices, this article is your secret weapon to coding like a pro, whether you're just starting out or already dreaming in components.

After analyzing and interviewing dozens of teams of varying sizes, industries, and countries about their approach to code reviews, @marcopatino has summed up their findings into several helpful tips. Read on and learn how to make the most of your code reviews.

Curious about Next.js and its innovative approach to web development? Jump into @perssondennis's comprehensive FAQ, demystifying common queries and shedding light on the framework's unique features. From URL parameter handling to metadata management, this article navigates the complexities with clarity and insight, offering practical solutions for frontend devs navigating the Next.js landscape.

Ready to add some Eurovision flair to your web projects? @madsstoumann's article takes inspiration from the iconic song competition to explore creating vibrant animated gradients in CSS. With easy-to-follow code snippets and playful commentary, get ready to bring some Eurovision magic to your designs while enjoying the show's eclectic spirit.

That’s a wrap for this week's highlights! If you're curious about more fantastic articles and updates, you can catch them in our weekly DEV Community newsletter every Tuesday—make sure you’re opted in! 🚀📩

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Erin A Olinick

Let’s welcome four new fresh faces to the Top 7: @louaiboumediene, @marcopatino, @drruvari, and @perssondennis! And a hearty applause for our seasoned stars who are back at it again: @madsstoumann, @nickytonline, and @_ndeyefatoudiop. Thanks for your contributions to DEV. We appreciate you! 💖🎉

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Nick Taylor

Congrats everyone!

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Nick Taylor

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Marco Patiño López

Thanks!

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Ndeye Fatou Diop

Thanks so much for having me 🙏

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Anita Olsen

Congratulations everyone! 🎉 Well deserved! ✨

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sahra 💫

A big congratulations to all authors of this week's Top 7 posts💥💥

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a.infosecflavour

Congratulations everyone! 🎊🌞

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Kairat619

Informative and useful 👍
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Evergreen

Congratulations everyone!

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