Learnings

<p>a very good link on how to be a good TL/engineering manager - alternate between focusing on people and focusing on code, never do both at the same time </p>

<p>How percentile approximation works (and why it's more useful than averages) </p>

<p>How to build organizational resilience: </p>

<p>React state management libraries in 2022 </p>

<p>You Are Doing SQL Pagination Wrong </p>

<p><em>Sent by Jota</em>&gt; Professional Programming: The First 10 Years </p>

<p>Resources for leading through crises </p>

<p>Where’s your bottleneck? CPU time vs wallclock time </p>

<p>HTTP Archive’s annual <em>state of the web</em> report: </p>

<p>Should you have a separate domain for content served through the CDN? </p>

<p>Reading Source Code (React-Query): </p>

<p>Smooth and simple page transitions with the shared element transition API: </p>

<p>Use Partial Responses To Reduce Request Sizes </p>

<p>django-readers: a lightweight function-oriented toolkit for better organisation of business logic and efficient selection and projection of data in Django projects </p>

<p>The challenges of designing a white label product </p>

<p>Grep for JSON cli tool: </p>

<p>You don't need that CORS request: </p>

<p>Fear is the mind-killer. Fear of deploys is the ultimate technical debt. </p>

<p>‘No Friday deployments’ is an anti-pattern: </p>

<p>YAML Cheat Sheet &amp; Quick Reference </p>

<p>Custom checks using Django check framework, inspect and ast: </p>

<p>Should engineering managers write code? </p>

<p>“The most common mistake a Product Manager can make for the long term success of a product is to let the metric define the product versus letting the user needs define the product and the product define the metric.” </p>

<p>Accessibility checklist from Webflow </p>