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.

It's all in the documentation

@sgoulas built an e-commerce site and kept a detailed development diary over the span of 5 months. Super fascinating and helpful!

I created an e-commerce site from scratch and kept a development diary over the course of 5 months

sgoulas ・ Oct 31 '21

#react #javascript #webdev #nextjs

Class is in session

@mustapha covers the tools we can use to create classes, how to create objects using classes, and lots more! A solid guide to ES6 classes ⭐️

A deep dive into ES6 Classes

Mustapha Aouas ・ Oct 26 '21

#javascript #webdev #programming

Take care of your own system

@abdullah_alhariri has some sound advice if you're working on leading a more balanced and impactful developer.

Optimizing Your Linkedin presence

Like it or not, Linkedin remains an incredibly helpful tool for landing jobs in nearly every field — including software development! If you need to improve the quality of your profile, @techieeliot has some pointers.

Want to have tech recruiters find you? Sixteen important things to remember

Eliot Sanford ・ Oct 28 '21

#webdev #beginners #career #codenewbie

"It's not just about writing code"

... and other enlightening lessons about your first software development gig, via @sanspanic

5 Things That Might Surprise You About Your First Software Engineering Job

Sandra Spanik ・ Oct 28 '21

#career #webdev #programming #productivity

Blockchain: Learning by doing

The community loved this article about creating blockchain in 60 lines of code by @freakcdev297. Great job!

Creating a blockchain in 60 lines of Javascript

FreakCdev ・ Oct 29 '21

#blockchain #javascript #tutorial #watercooler

Hacktoberfest lives on

Hacktoberfest might have ended, but the beauty of contributing to open source is that it's always the right time to start. @adiatiayu has some great tips to get you up to speed.

Contributing To Open-Source 101

Ayu Adiati ・ Oct 29 '21

#opensource #hacktoberfest #github #codenewbie

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!