Learnings

<p>TypeScript for Pythonistas: </p>

<p>Hardhat's tutorial for beginners: </p>

<p>The inner-platform effect is the tendency of software architects to create a system so customizable as to become a replica, and often a poor replica, of the software development platform they are using. </p>

<p>A reverse chronology of some Python features: </p>

<p>Seven types of NFTs: </p>

<p>Handling permissions in DRF </p>

<p>A Surprisingly Common Mistake Involving Wildcards &amp; The Find Command: </p>

<p>How to write idempotent Bash scripts: </p>

<p>Beware of : PerformanceTiming.domInteractive</p>

<p>Pick: Constructs a type by picking the set of properties </p>

<p>How Big Tech Runs Tech Projects and the Curious Absence of Scrum </p>

<p>How we built a forever-free serverless SQL database </p>

<p>The Peak–End Rule: How Impressions Become Memories </p>

<p>One page/one hour methodology to increase collaboration and decrease your effort in documents </p>

<p>Creating pickleable exceptions: </p>

<p>Scaling Datastores at Slack with Vitess </p>

<p>ReactJS: Why Index as a key is an anti-pattern </p>

<p>Flexible Python context manager to log elapsed time: </p>

<p>Discussing Type Hints, Protocols, and Ducks in Python with Luciano Ramalho </p>

<p>How to run a Python localserver inside WSL and access it on the browser </p>

<p>Know thy enemy: How to prioritize and communicate risks—CRE life lessons: </p>

<p>Lessons Learned by reading Postmortems: </p>

<p>A dark launch sends a copy of real user-generated traffic to your new service, and discards the result from the new service before it's returned to the user. It helps to avoid regressions and test the new service under realistic load. </p>

<p>How Much Does It Cost To Deploy an NFT Project on Ethereum? </p>