Welcome to this week's Top 7, where the DEV editorial team handpicks their favorite posts from the previous week.
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From Spaghetti to Scalable: How I Modularized a Growing Frontend Codebase
Arpy Vanyan ・ Feb 24
@_arpy shares their journey of transforming a messy, monolithic React application into a modular, maintainable system without breaking functionality. They provide practical insights on implementing a structured architecture that scales with growing applications.

Beyond Visual: Why We Should Be Using More Haptic Feedback on the Web
Lucas de França ・ Feb 27
@luxonauta explains why we should incorporate more haptic feedback in web applications, backed by research showing that humans process touch faster than sound and vision. They introduce a practical useVibration React hook that makes implementing haptic feedback simple while addressing accessibility considerations and current limitations.

JavaScript schema library from the Future 🧬
Dmitry Zakharov ・ Feb 21
@dzakh introduces their project, ReScript Schema, a parser for the JavaScript ecosystem with impressive performance metrics and a focus on small bundle size.

Conferencing tips as an autistic + ADHD conference-goer
Andy Haskell ・ Feb 27
@andyhaskell provides valuable advice for neurodivergent individuals attending tech conferences, covering everything from requesting accommodations to managing packing challenges with ADHD. They share practical strategies for prioritizing events, staying regulated through self-care, and deciding how much to mask autism and ADHD traits in professional settings.

How To Build A Raw TCP Server Where Every Millisecond Counts.
Sk ・ Feb 26
@sfundomhlungu explains why TCP is their protocol of choice for building high-performance networking applications where every millisecond matters.

The Quiet Revolution: AI, Critical Thinking, and a Home for Technical Humanities
BekahHW ・ Feb 25
@bekahhw explores the intersection of AI logic and human critical thinking in software development, drawing from their experience in both humanities and tech. They argue that while AI excels at systematic reasoning, human intuition and critical thinking remain essential for challenging assumptions and ensuring ethical considerations aren't overlooked.

Writing Human Readable Code: To Name or Not To Name
Bola Adebesin ・ Feb 23
@mobolanleadebesin discusses the importance of writing clear, human-readable code, with a focus on using named functions instead of anonymous ones.
And that's a wrap for this week's Top 7 roundup! 🎬 We hope you enjoyed this eclectic mix of insights, stories, and tips from our talented authors. Keep coding, keep learning, and stay tuned to DEV for more captivating content and make sure you’re opted in to our Weekly Newsletter 📩 for all the best articles, discussions, and updates.