Learnings

<p>django-axes a plugin for keeping track of suspicious login attempts for your Django based website and implementing simple brute-force attack blocking: </p>

<p>Thin clones of PostgreSQL to build powerful development, test, and QA envs. Cloning a 1 TiB PostgreSQL database takes ~10 seconds: </p>

<p>41 Important Engineering KPIs (With Definitions) </p>

<p>How Lerna just got 10x faster: </p>

<p>FunRetrospectives is a tool that offers a ton of retrospective exercises and templates. </p>

<p>Graphical Database Schema Metadata Browser: </p>

<p>Slack API message formatting reference </p>

<p>Move published components and component sets between files, without breaking links to instances. </p>

<p>Comparing monorepo tools </p>

<p>Tool for automatically sorting python statements within a module: </p>

<p>Leslie Lamport: Thinking Above the Code </p>

<p>To measure code quality is necessary an extremely precise definition of quality </p>

<p>If you ever need to create a simple object inline or in test cases and their class/superclasses don't matter, you can use `` </p>

<p>Goodbye, useEffect </p>

<p>Senior Engineers are slower </p>

<p>A pattern to build servless dynamic application [AWS]</p>

<p>Python Standard Library changes in recent years: </p>

<p>Not doing what only you are good at, is giving opportunity for other people to learn, and become good at it too </p>

<p>Five essential tips for great internal communication: </p>

<p>Create a drum machine with Python and Pygame </p>

<p>Four things you need to know about managing toil as you scale </p>

<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>