Learnings

<p>A beginner’s guide to database locking and the lost update phenomena (examples in Hibernate, but relevant to Django!): </p>

<p>how to help the stakeholder focus on the outcome, rather than a predefined solution: </p>

<p>Python3.7's Data Classes makes it easier to create boilerplate code for classes </p>

<p>how designers turn into design leaders: </p>

<p>Stupid PostgreSQL Tricks: Writable Views (not really recommended, but interesting!): </p>

<p>Modifying request session on tests </p>

<p>Nice React lib for controlling page scroll </p>

<p>Easy way to generate class diagrams pictures in a Django project from console: </p>

<p>How to test you React components using lots of different testing tools </p>

<p>Good Questions, Bad Asks: The UX Of Questions In User Onboarding. </p>

<p>Very complete overview from Maritn Fowler on the different kinds of feature-flags, when to use and how to remove them </p>

<p>A Strategy Guide To CSS Custom Properties </p>

<p>pagination vs infinite scrolling vs “load more”: which is the best way to show a list of items? </p>

<p>how to present design work to a tough design team </p>

<p>Great talk about styled-components and the motivations behind its creation </p>

<p>Django transaction.atomic is not a lock! </p>

<p>Big-O: How Code Slows as Data Grows </p>

<p>how to test Django migrations </p>

<p>How to raise exceptions to Sentry on Javascript with Raven #manually-reporting-errors</p>

<p>glom - useful Python library for extracting and transforming nested data: </p>

<p>Send content on to clipboard directly from ipython session </p>

<p>Flexbox fallbacks for popular UI solutions that use CSS Grid. CSS grid is AMAZING! However, if you need to support users of IE11 and below, or Edge 15 and below, grid won’t really work as you expect. </p>

<p>The skeptic’s guide to low-fidelity prototyping </p>

<p>good overview of how to use movement well in your products' UX </p>