Learnings

<p>Why is it worth doing Story Kick-offs </p>

<p>Profiling ReactJS applications performance </p>

<p>an insightful debate about design career roles and the struggle we still have to define them: </p>

<p>Useful CSS pseudo-classes that are often overlooked </p>

<p>Everything you need to know about skeleton screens </p>

<p>New Features in Python 3.9 You Should Know About </p>

<p>Negotiation 101: How To Sell Design Ideas To Skeptical Clients </p>

<p>A better way to sell the value of design by Invision</p>

<p>“Leading is about knowing the destination, not necessarily knowing the path”. Advice for designers venturing into management: </p>

<p>The Art of Command Line. </p>

<p>A Minimalist and Modern Media Player Library </p>

<p>5 Secret features of <code>JSON.stringify()</code> </p>

<p>Django Security Tips </p>

<p>What is Spike in Scrum? </p>

<p>the difference between active and passive customer feedback </p>

<p>The quirks of Python's context manager: </p>

<p>feature-less product roadmap as an idea to bring more product alignment: </p>

<p>Easy distributed computing with Python: Word count example with Dask.distributed futures </p>

<p>When using psycopg2's ThreadedConnectionPool, an additional sempahore is needed to avoid "connection pool exhausted" errors: </p>

<p>21 JavaScript Newsletters to Follow </p>

<p>An awesome list of people who stream development content on youtube/twitch </p>

<p>A curated list of useful resources for JavaScript Promises </p>

<p>An aggregation of awesome ES6 tools </p>

<p>Python has a built-in function <code>globals()</code> that returns a dictionary representing the current global symbol table: #globals</p>