Learnings

<p>Developers should talk to customers too - "Coding is no more than 50 % of the whole effort of creating value for our customers. The best way to increase the productivity of a Scrum team is to avoid building unnecessary stuff." </p>

<p>S3 static pages without .html extension: </p>

<p>Track Your Progress by Julia Evans </p>

<p>React Cheat Sheet </p>

<p>Scaling Relational SQL Databases: </p>

<p>Cognitive reframing of our fear of contributing allows us to speak up </p>

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<p>Django settings should be uppercase, otherwise it won't work </p>

<p>Glue: the Dark Matter of Software: </p>

<p>Leaky Abstractions - When Copy-Paste-Delete is faster than Cut </p>

<p>Boolean short-circuiting in Python: </p>

<p>How to get quantity of tasks in Celery and Redis from the default queue.</p> </br> <code> import redis from django.conf import settings queue_name = "celery" client = redis.Redis.from_url(settings.REDIS_URL) length = client.llen(queue_name) </code>

<p>Before starting to collaborate, do these ten things </p>

<p>What Should You Do with Your Life? Directions and Advice: </p>

<p>A Maturity Model for Design Systems: </p>

<p>I saw millions compromise their Facebook accounts to fuel fake engagement: via </p>

<p>The Standard of Code Review - Google Engineering Practices </p>

<p>Codecov security issue post mortem </p>

<p>Conventional Comments </p>

<p>In mathematics, a pairing function is a process to uniquely encode two natural numbers into a single natural number. </p>

<p>Python Design Patterns: </p>

<p>"The moment you realize there’s some schedule risk, you should be making it widely known. Even if you’re not late yet and have merely realized that some part of the project is riskier than you’d thought and could <em>potentially</em> push the timeline out" </p>

<p>Meet :has, A Native CSS Parent Selector </p>

<p>"You have two hands. Observability and experimentation: It stuck with me as it also makes the point that when you're only using one type to solve a performance problem you're working one-handed." </p>