Learnings

<p>When Perfect Is (and Isn’t) the Enemy of Good </p>

<p>some techniques to prioritize decisions with a team </p>

<p>2020 Stack Overflow Developer Survey: #overview</p>

<p>How to plan, write, and deliver technical documentation that works: </p>

<p>How to write a project proposal that will get other stakeholders on board with your idea: </p>

<p>The big picture (strategy and company goals) needs to be crystal-clear before we start prioritizing and estimating features. </p>

<p>Big Design Up Front is not always the enemy of good agile development </p>

<p>Tips to design &amp; write good design documentation, from the Dropbox team </p>

<p>Figma: Prototyping and Developer Handoff </p>

<p>Why Percentiles Don’t Work the Way You Think: </p>

<p>Joblib: running Python functions as pipeline jobs: </p>

<p>How to build solid hypotheses to guide our design process: </p>

<p>A handy list of questions to be applied in user-feedback surveys, from IDF </p>

<p>Why feature-based roadmaps fail in rapidly changing markets </p>

<p>A framework for Engineering Career Ladders: </p>

<p>Simple rules that will help you design forms users will like to complete </p>

<p>Collection of thinking tools and frameworks to help you solve problems, make decisions and understand systems. </p>

<p>“Empowering clients with choice and an active role in the design process goes a step further towards their project becoming realized, and helps you keep things on course.” - Brendan English </p>

<p>useDebouce hook for debouncing values instead of functions. The idea of debouncing the value itself instead of a callback is really useful and smart. </p>

<p>Discussion on the various ways to wait for results in asyncio: </p>

<p>Latency in Asynchronous Python: </p>

<p>Observability: A complete overview </p>

<p>Great post on optimizing Django ORM Queries: </p>

<p>The Role of Design Management </p>