
The year 2022 is almost over. I wrote a lot of articles and wanted to take a look back at my best articles this year that I'm proud of, that helped others, and that I was surprised were so well received.
Some statistics
I wrote myfirst article in 2021,9 in total that year. I think I had about700 followers at that time. (I'm just trying to get all the information from dev.to analytics).
In 2022, I
- wrote63 articles (6 more to come)
- have now3789 followers
- won theHashnode Writeathon (4 articles in 4 weeks)
- now have860 followers on Hashnode
- receivedall community and writing badges on dev.to
Best articles of 2022
No1: How I Got My First Job As A Developer
My best article of 2022 isHow I Got My First Job As A Developer, originally written for theHashnode Writeathon.

How I got my first job as a developer by making simple projects seem big
Julia 👩🏻💻 GDE ・ Aug 25 '22
It got almost10k views on Hashnode and over6k views on dev.to, and gotfeatured on Hashnode and dailydev, which led to a big win at the Hackathon I am proud of.
I enjoyed writing it and that it helped many aspiring junior developers, as they commented on the article.
No2: How To Create A Timer With React
My second best article isHow To Create A Timer With React, which got over30k views on dev.to.
It was the first tutorial I have ever written. It was hard but with the amazing support of the community, I could create a nice React article.Thank you again to everyone who has commented and made improvement suggestions.
No3: Tools I Am Using On A Daily Basis
Another very well received article was aboutTools I Am Using On A Daily Basis.
It got over13k views and was one of theThe 7 Most Popular DEV Posts from the Past Week Mid-November.
Best articles of all time
Best article is stillHow To Create A Stunning GitHub Profile from 2021, with40k views on dev.to.

How to create a stunning GitHub Profile
Julia 👩🏻💻 GDE ・ Oct 24 '21
Best article on Hashnode isHow to write a promising CV, with over20k views.
I couldn't have done it with all your support. Thank you so much to each of you, my dear readers, for sticking around in 2022.
Thanks for your reading and time. I really appreciate it!
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Wow! Major congrats. You've written so much awesome stuff this past year! 🙌
I really dig your posts on accessibility! The series calledThe accessibility-first approach which begins withHow I want to get from a11y minded to a11y expert is thorough and well written:

How I want to get from a11y minded to a11y expert
Julia 👩🏻💻 ・ May 14 ・ 2 min read
Really appreciate ya sharing such excellent articles in the DEV Community, Julia!

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Thanks Michael ☺️

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Thank you for this article. I think it is very useful and encouraging to any aspiring author.

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Hopefully ☺️

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Wow, really great statics, congrats!

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Thanks Pradumna 😄
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