Heyo! Here we are with the Round 4 of the powered by and HackerNoon! Debugging Writing Contest Sentry Like our , we are giving out monthly prizes for the very best HackerNoon debugging, monitoring, and performance stories. A $1,000 prize pool is up every month, with $500 going to the writer of the best article. other writing contests Note: Solved a Software Performance Issue? . Share Your Story and Win $$$ Debugging Writing Contest Round 4 Nominations 🔥 We’ve picked our winners by taking the 10 story submissions that generated the most traffic. HackerNoon’s editorial team then voted, picking the top three stories among them and deciding which order to place the winners. Here are the Top 10 nominees: by Using a NestJS Application with DynamoDB and Serverless Framework on AWS . @airscholar by Object Validator for PHP 8 . @skillstacker by How to Create and Publish Your First Private NPM Package . @yuraabharian by How Observability and Monitoring Produces Better Software . @lucidsamuel by How to Find the Stinky Parts of Your Code [Part XXI] . @mcsee by Quality Assurance in Scrum Projects . @unrus by How to Apply Security at the Source Using GitOps . @minwi by Understanding APIs and How to Test Them . @unrus by Common Mistakes to Avoid When Migrating . @normabramovitz by There is No Continuous Delivery Without Continuous Testing . @geosleyandrades Winners! The First place goes to by Common Mistakes to Avoid When Migrating . @normabramovitz “For enterprises being able to migrate thousands of applications is an inevitable part of staying competitive. Figuring out how to achieve a successful migration is scary so let’s dive into the pitfalls to avoid.” Congratulations , you’ve won $500!! Great Job!! @normabramovitz In the SECOND place, we have “ ” by How Observability and Monitoring Produce Better Software . @lucidsamuel “Observability is simply knowing what your users, systems, and applications are doing at any given time (data gathering) to inform you what is wrong and why it happened (tracing).” Well Done you’ve won $300!! , @lucidsamuel The THIRD place goes to “ by How to Find the Stinky Parts of Your Code [Part XXI] .” @mcsee Congrats , on winning $100!!! @mcsee Last but not least, the title of the most read article goes to “ ” ’s @airscholar Using a NestJS Application with DynamoDB and Serverless Framework on AWS 550+ reads! Great job You’ve also won $100!! !! @airscholar With that ends our quick announcement! Thank you to everyone who has sent in an article already, and another round of congratulations for our winners! Good luck to all the writers for next month. Keep an eye on for more details. We will contact the winners shortly! contests.hackernoon.com Sign in and use . this writing prompt to enter the #debugging contest

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