Learnings

<p>Working Around Memory Leaks in Your Django Application </p>

<p>Free illustration library for your products &amp; presentations </p>

<p>if you have a specific need that you need to speak with someone directly on an apple store, use this hack, otherwise you go straight to support and it might take forever: </p>

<p>How to pair with a junior developer </p>

<p>A deep dive into children in React </p>

<p>Small Python library that makes it easy to exploit race conditions in web apps with Requests </p>

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<p>How "Export to Excel" Almost Killed Our System </p>

<p>Why We Should Ditch React </p>

<p>Website that compiles custom hooks with interesting applications, can work as a collection of examples to learn the potential of hooks </p>

<p>JavaScript’s forEach loops don’t have continue, you can achieve the same result by using return </p>

<p>Google is making differential privacy available to anyone: </p>

<p>“Designing a system that makes it easy to do bad things is bad”. Erika Hall on the ethics of UX design </p>

<p>Some start measures one can take to mitigate the possibility of getting servers hacked #1139463</p>

<p>Free hackademy from Intigriti launches today </p>

<p>Curated list of engineering management books: </p>

<p>useful arguments to justify why a project should use React in business terms </p>

<p>How to deal with difficult people </p>

<p>Test <code>transaction.on_commit</code> hooks without using <code>TransactionTestCase</code> (which is slow) </p>

<p>Quick summary explaining each React Hook </p>

<p>Turn Python scripts into handouts with Markdown comments and inline figures. An alternative to Jupyter notebooks without hidden state that supports any text editor: </p>

<p>For mocking Python's requests lib, requests-mock lib work better than responses lib: </p>

<p>httrack: recursively crawl a website on Windows, Linux and Mac </p>

<p>Finding and Fixing Memory Leaks in Python: </p>