Learnings

<p>Web &amp; Software Development Fundamentals for Non-Programmers: if you have been overwhelmed by the amount of technical jargon you have to deal with every day, then lucky for you, we’ve gathered a big chunk of it here, in this blog post, to make things a little easier for you. </p>

<p>Ship Small and Ship Fast </p>

<p>A Friendly Guide to Software Development: What You Should Know Without Being a Developer. </p>

<p>Excelente talk on what is software engineering and how Agile contributes to it </p>

<p>Guesses vs. Data as Basis for Design Recommendations </p>

<p>7 Principles of Icon Design </p>

<p>Back to the SSR </p>

<p>More Choices More Trouble </p>

<p>Good IOC's practices for react applications</p>

<p>Engineering Maturity Model </p>

<p>Vue Virtual Scroll List </p>

<p>Announcing TypeScript 5 Beta </p>

<p>How designers can get Stakeholder approval — simple ways to do It </p>

<p>If you notice the different BG colours on your assets, this does not mean some have a white BG and others dont. This is Figma’s way of saying: “White BG = Component with 1 variant, Grey BG = Component with multi variants” </p>

<p>Create image visualizations of git commands on your repo </p>

<p>Structure of a TypeScript Error </p>

<p>Why Is My Jest Test Suite So Slow </p>

<p>Groupthink in UX Work </p>

<p>Django - filter(A).filter(B) vs filter(A, B) </p>

<p>How to Take a Full-Page Screenshot Without an Extension: </p>

<p>How to Destructure Props in Vue </p>

<p>YAML has way more pitfalls and caveats that I expected </p>

<p>The hardest part of web dev </p>

<p>State of JavaScript 2022 </p>