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. ❤️

End of Year Inspiration

@firangizg shares a collection of entertaining, inspirational, and motivational developer portfolios for you to peruse.

Don't Repeat Yourself

@anuradha9712 shares a quick overview of web components and shows us how to create custom HTML elements with the Shadow Dom.

Create Reusable Web Components in HTML

Anuradha Aggarwal ・ Dec 25 '20

#html #components #webcomponents #javascript

Listen to the Console

@guivr expands on a proof of concept and built a browser extension that displays logs, warnings, errors, SEO issues, and network requests in a toast notification format.

toast.log, a browser extension to see JS errors right on your page (without opening the console)

Guilherme Rizzo ・ Dec 24 '20

#showdev #javascript #webdev

Don't Hold Back

@victoria explains the benefits of building in the open and how small, constant, incremental changes can be more valuable than big changes.

Be brave and build in public

Victoria Drake ・ Dec 24 '20

#opensource

Most Loved Programming Language

@somedood reflects on their golden moments and pain points with Rust from the past year.

🦀 Rust Reviewed: Is the hype justified? 🦀

Basti Ortiz ・ Dec 22 '20

#rust #devjournal #dx #reflection

Syntax Sugar 🍯

@lukeshiru first explains how classes work, and the proceeds to explain why we don't need them.

No Tracing

@bias shares two approaches to collecting analytics information.

How I removed google analytics and still have good data to analyze

Tobias Nickel ・ Dec 25 '20

#javascript #analytics #blog

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 Monday!