Learnings

<p>How many re-renders is too many? </p>

Local Azure Storage Emulation with Azurite and Azure Functions — A Dummies Guide

<p>If you're pair programming, you can add <code>Co-authored-by: Author Name &lt;author@&gt;</code> for all developers in the pairing session to the commit body and they'll be recognized as co-commiters. Works for Github and Gitlab </p>

<p>How to manage toil as you scale </p>

<p>In some cases you can avoid circular import if you import the module instead of the member </p>

Type-safe API mocking with Mock Service Worker and TypeScript

<p>The Saff Squeeze: </p>

<p>Killing product zombies: a five-step approach </p>

<p>The Nature of Product: </p>

<p>Measuring the right North Star metric </p>

<p>HN discussion on how to improve as a struggling junior swe </p>

<p>Threat Alert: First Python Ransomware Attack Targeting Jupyter Notebooks: </p>

<p>Amplifying Research Impact: give your research a voice that can drive change across your company </p>

<p>Prioritize Opportunities, Not Solutions </p>

<p>Making the world’s fastest website, and other mistakes: </p>

<p>Terraform Best Practices for AWS users: </p>

<p>To be run to run escape sequences, such as detach from docker running container, from an integrated terminal in VS Code, update the related keyboard shortcuts (usually Ctrl+P and Ctrl+Q) to have their When Clause being set to <code>!terminalFocus</code> </p>

<p>Import Linter allows you to define and enforce rules for the imports within and between Python packages. </p>

<p>good arguments as to when prioritize reducing infrastructure costs based on company size also brings good metrics to track infrastructure burden on bigger companies!</p>

<p>Continuous Delivery reduces defect probability and cost: math </p>

<p>Django has a built-in queryset method that allows you to have a dictionary map with a given value being the key and the matching instances the dict value </p>

<p>Beekeeper Studio - Open Source SQL Editor and Database Manager </p>

<p>Count Bug Fixes Towards Velocity? </p>

<p>Fault tolerance techniques: </p>