Learnings

<p>Hype Driven Development </p>

<p>Great guide for using mocks in python tests </p>

<p>Growing a feature team using lanes </p>

<p>Use Doggo Ipsum instead of Lorem Ipsum </p>

<p>Nice website with a collection of useful vanilla javascript functions </p>

<p>Django: Recommended Reading via @CaktusGroup </p>

<p>A couple good tips about how to avoid hiring toxic sexist workers for your company: </p>

<p>Python Security Best Practices Cheat Sheet </p>

<p>How to respond to skepticism about testing a prototype with only a few users </p>

<p>How to onboard new employees and set them up for success </p>

<p>How to work with fixed tables </p>

<p>an overview of UX design practice in Brazil, with some alarming data about (lack of) diversity: </p>

<p>How Basecamp lost millions by not A/B testing: </p>

<p>JavaScript Loading Priorities in Chrome </p>

<p>The three types of product management </p>

<p>How Sentry Thrives as an Open Source Software Company </p>

<p>Why You Only Need to Test with 5 Users</p>

<p>a bunch of useful tips on how to process design feedback from stakeholders </p>

<p>Material guidelines on content density are a great way to kickstart a complex interface. #touch-click-targets</p>

<p>Toxic Workers Are More Productive, But the Price Is High </p>

<p>Great tips for working with CSS grids </p>

<p>A shell script static analysis tool - binary and online tool </p>

<p>Hiding responsive images through CSS is not enough to avoid downloading, learn how to fix this here </p>

<p>Human-Centered Design Methods: A step-by-step guide guide </p>