Learnings

<p>Python Itertools: For a faster and memory efficient code </p>

<p>Nice podcast. This episode discusses the studying and practicing involved in software development: </p>

<p>Adding console.logs dynamically in chrome devtools and other browsers </p>

<p>Seo for Web Engineers: 38 Hard-earned Lessons and Tips - </p>

<p><code>tmate</code> lets you share terminal instances </p>

<p>We are the U in UX. </p>

<p>prerender.io allows your Javascript website to be crawled perfectly by search engines: </p>

<p>things to keep in mind when designing for data </p>

<p>the importance of “eye candy” in data visualization (and design in general) </p>

<p>good practices for designing dataviz experiences </p>

<p>How to deal with conferenceData in Google Calendar's API </p>

<p>Django app for adding admin object tools (actions inside change form): </p>

<p>Understanding Redux's connection functions if you're a beginner: </p>

<p>Cool Python Cheatsheet </p>

<p>Awesome Python Security resources </p>

<p>You can use RequestFactory to test Django views </p>

<p>how to embed Google Images directly from Google Drive </p>

<p>why pair-designing might be great for our team </p>

<p>great tips on UX writing </p>

<p>Easy broker-agnostic way to get number of tasks in a Celery queue: </p>

<p>Professional Software Development: a book for students with almost everything you’ll need to know to “hit the ground running” - </p>

<p>"If you want to have stretch goals, you better have open ears" - great interview with Amy Edmondson, who first identified the concept of psychological safety in work teams: </p>

<p>pytest-race allows you to test race conditions in your codebase </p>

<p>Can Users Control and Understand a UI Driven by Machine Learning? </p>