Learnings

<p>some proactive ways to influence retention and Customer success: </p>

<p>Send your name to mars: </p>

<p>Getting The Most Out Of Your PostgreSQL Indexes: </p>

<p>Use psrecord to make a graph of the CPU and memory usage of a process: #414770</p>

<p>a set of eslint rules that identify code smells, possible bugs and suspicious patterns in your code. </p>

<p>PEP 594 -- Removing dead batteries from the standard library </p>

<p>google fonts now accept the <code>font-display</code> CSS property </p>

<p>Google's extension to check for breached credentials </p>

<p>Tools for easily profile memory and performance on Python Jupyter notebooks: </p>

<p>Extracting palettes from images using TinyEye </p>

<p>Improving third-party web performance at The Telegraph </p>

<p>Iterating a React Design with Styled Components </p>

<p>Balloon.css: Simple tooltips made of pure css </p>

<p>Best practices for line spacing </p>

<p>How to backup from Heroku production PostgreSQL to your local development machine </p>

<p>Martin Fowler about Technical Debt: usually the best route is to do what we usually do with financial debts, pay the principal off gradually. </p>

<p>Automate: the ultimate Sketch plugin for running specific bulk actions (renaming various layers, changing alignment, size, etc) </p>

<p>React router and reach router will be merged to create a new hook-based API </p>

<p>Hamburger menu UX: too ubiquitous to fail? </p>

<p>A comparison of form libraries for react </p>

<p>5 things to be mindful when designing filters </p>

<p>Symbols in Javascript? What are they for? What do they do? Where do they live? Here's a summary: </p>

<p>Python tricky behaviors: </p>

<p>a case against content feeds </p>