Learnings

<p>In Postgres, "empty updates" have the same cost per row as any other update. Even if the values won't change after the <code>UPDATE</code>, the operation will still have the same performance: </p>

<p>How Spotify’s Wrapped campaign for 2022 came together </p>

<p>Why we chose Kafka for the Trello socket architecture </p>

<p>Three Pillars of User Delight </p>

<p>Is React going anywhere? </p>

<p>Ultimate guide for designing UI cards </p>

<p>Guido van Rossum talks about Python and the Future of Programming </p>

<p>How to be effectively managed? </p>

<p>[TDD] Design Pressure </p>

<p>great insights about developers thinking more like product owners </p>

<p>New version of Axios HTTP </p>

<p>Welcome to the WIP — <em>How do you make progress when the work is always in flux? What if some of the best features actually—gasp!—start with a solution instead of a problem?</em> </p>

Good Manners of a Pull Request & Some Best Practices

<p>A great reference for me </p>

<p>Design is not a formula, it’s an odyssey: replacing the Double Diamond </p>

<p>Harder does not mean better </p>

<p>TanStack Router A Fully Typesafe Router for React </p>

<p>The dangers of assert in Python: </p>

<p>The State of Frontend in 2022 </p>

<p>Announcing Rome v10 </p>

<p>Product Design Methods In A Mind Map </p>

<p>Use <code>assert_never</code> from Python to confirm with a static type checker that a line of code is unreachable: </p>

<p>Django needs a <code>GinIndex</code> with <code>OpClass</code> + <code>Upper</code> to support fast queries with the <code>icontains</code> operator: </p>

<p>Looking Beyond the Hype: Is Modular Monolithic Software Architecture Really Dead? tl;dr: NO! </p>