Learnings

<p>PostgreSQL uses the search path to resolve object names. When we refer to a table using just its name, PostgreSQL searches for the table by using something called a <em>schema search path</em>, which is a list of schemas to look in. The default is <code>"$user", public</code>: </p>

<p>good talk about what happens when you have to fix technical/debt with hands-on work, what she calls, process debt </p>

<p>The New Business of AI (and How It’s Different From Traditional Software): </p>

<p>A gentle introduction to Visual Question Answering (VQA) using neural networks: </p>

<p>Experiments with Disk Bandwidth: </p>

<p>ShellCheck, a static analysis tool for shell scripts </p>

<p>Prettier for File Structures </p>

<p>insights from @jmspool on what makes a great design team </p>

<p>a great handbook for building and scaling a design team </p>

<p><em>open-sourced handbook for leading engineering teams</em> </p>

<p>Nice site that has a lot of examples from A/B tests from big companies </p>

<p>why prototyping is important in product design </p>

<p>a neat glossary for UX terms: </p>

<p>Pro-Tip – A Tip About DRF Permissions </p>

<p>why designers should care deeply about our product’s user flow </p>

<p>List of resources on leading people and being a manager </p>

<p>A utility-first CSS framework for rapidly building custom designs. </p>

<p>How to test Django apps in 2020: </p>

<p>When should we call multiprocessing.Pool.join? </p>

<p>Must read article on common Celery issues: </p>

<p>Overview of common security vulnerabilities in web applications, examples in Django: </p>

<p>Scaling to 100k Users </p>

<p>Learn Vim on the browser </p>

<p>a set of good tips important to keep in mind when dealing/creating roadmaps </p>