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Paula Santamaría

Posted on Dec 8, 2019

Your year in DEV - Check your stats!

#showdev #javascript #svelte #myyearindev

So today @maurogarcia_19 and I spent the whole afternoon creating a web tool to allow everyone on DEV to see their blog stats of 2019!

Here's how my year in DEV.to looks like:

Curious about your stats? Try it out yourself!

👉 My year in DEV

Check out the GitHub repo:

uppernauts / year-in-dev

A web tool tool that displays a summary of your DEV.to blog's stats!

This project was a fun excuse for me to learn about Svelte and Sapper.

Let me know what you think!

Also, I thought it'd be cool if we could use #MyYearInDev to share our stats on this platform or twitter, in case you want to participate!

Paula Santamaría

@pauxdsantamaria

@bendhalpern Me reading the dev.to api docs

00:24 AM - 29 Oct 2019

Top comments (56)

Saurabh Daware 🌻 • Dec 8 '19 • Edited

haha that is so cool! Thank you for building this Paula :D

It was super fun year for me, here are my stats:

Paula Santamaría • Dec 8 '19

Awesome, glad you liked it! :)

Habdul Hazeez • Dec 8 '19 • Edited

This project was a fun excuse for me to learn about Svelte and Sapper.

This shows that purpose driven learning is the best way to learn.

Here is my stat:

Paula Santamaría • Dec 8 '19

Indeed! You learn something new and see the results right away.
Thanks, Habdul!

Habdul Hazeez • Dec 8 '19

You are welcome.

Vikas Kumar • Dec 8 '19

Loved this web tool but it is case sensitive due to which if I type VikasPandey121 or Vikaspandey121 then I will not receive any result. I can see my analysis only if I use vikaspandey121. I would love to resolve this issue.

Paula Santamaría • Dec 8 '19

Nice catch! Someone sent a PR for this issue and we just merged it 👍

Nick Taylor • Dec 8 '19

Create an issue and open a PR in the repository. 😎

uppernauts / year-in-dev

My year in DEV

A tool tool that displays a summary of your DEV.to blog's stats!

Try it yourself! 👉 My year in DEV

Tools

This web app was build using Svelte with Sapper and Tailwind CSS. If you're interested in trying out this combo, check out this boilerplate mauro-codes/sapper-tailwindcss-boi....

Running the project locally

Install the dependencies, build it and run it.

npm install
npm run build
npm run dev

Official docs

Svelte docs: svelte.dev/docs
Sapper docs: sapper.svelte.dev/docs
Tailwind CSS docs: tailwindcss.com/

View on GitHub

maxdevjs • Feb 11 '20

Awesome project, thank you for taking the time to implement and share it :)

P.S.: for some users, it returns The user does not exist or they haven't written articles yet, even if the user exists and there are published articles

Hammed Oyedele • Dec 8 '19

Cool, my article of the year is when I was showing off how clean my PC desktop is 🥰🥰🥰

year-in-dev.cephhi.com/stats/devha...

Paula Santamaría • Dec 8 '19

Nice, thanks for sharing!
I just bought a new laptop, so my desktop is super clean! ✨✨ (for now 😏)

Hammed Oyedele • Dec 8 '19

😂😂😂 I underlined that for now part!

Vicente G. Reyes • Dec 8 '19

My article of the year is a joke.

Jess Lee • Dec 9 '19

Ah, this is awesome @paulasantamaria @maurogarcia_19 !

Mauro Garcia • Dec 9 '19

Thanks Jess! Did you check your stats? year-in-dev.cephhi.com/stats/jess

Paula Santamaría • Dec 9 '19 • Edited

Glad you like it! 😊

Tanmay Naik • Dec 8 '19 • Edited

Ha.. I'd been working on something similar using Svelte as well! Looks cool!

Paula Santamaría • Dec 8 '19

Thank you! I figure someone would think about doing something similar for this time of the year. We got the idea from Spotify. I wonder if someone did it last year.