Learnings

<p>Did you know that not using defaultdict() to initialize dicts is a anti-pattern? Found out this here: </p>

<p>asyncio-based GraphQL Server implementation: </p>

<p>If you have 4 parallel workers and need to process all rows from a SQL table, probably it's best to split the work with LIMIT/OFFSET into 4 parts and consume them with 4 tasks than to chose some smaller LIMIT/OFFSET and generate more than 4 tasks. OFFSET can get really slow and it doesn't build up speed when you make consecutive ones like OFFSET 1000, OFFSET 1100, OFFSET 1200, etc. In Python: <code>limit = math.ceil(n_rows / n_workers) offsets = range(0, n_rows, limit)</code></p>

<p>Mozilla Tutorial for Django web application security: </p>

<p>json2html easily converts Python dicts from JSON to HTML tables: </p>

<p>Dlint is a tool for encouraging best coding practices and helping ensure we're writing secure Python code: </p>

<p>Why and How to use TypeScript in your React App? </p>

<p>Fixed-Everything: Agile? </p>

<p>Web Accessibility Guidebook for Developers: </p>

<p>Modern era acceptance testing framework for NodeJS </p>

<p>Not everything has to scale: premature scaling as the silent startup killer </p>

<p>Kent Beck four rules of simple software design: Passes the tests, Reveals intention, No duplication and Fewest elements: </p>

<p>You can import and export in the same line for multiple components in "index.js" files. It maintains references properly in IDEs and editors, and it looks clean! </p>

<p>The Great Divide - Should we split the Front end Engineer into JS Engineer and UX Engineer? </p>

<p>Async will come to Django! DEP 0009 was approved. #!msg/django-developers/5CVsR9FSqmg/qKD3QCrLCAAJ</p>

<p>great guidelines for designing breadcrumbs and secondary navigation </p>

<p>how to deal with polyhierarchical IA trees </p>

<p>Design of Service Layer: </p>

<p>Very cool thread from a Redux maintainer about React hooks and its implications </p>

<p>kinds of breadcrumbs and when to use them </p>

<p>UI Animations with React — The Right Way </p>

<p>a few tips for designing good Settings pages </p>

<p>interesting discussion about density and visual hierarchy for Settings pages </p>

<p>It’s very practical to use mouse cursor icons across your UI mockups to indicate hover, drag and blocked states on desktop. Here’s an asset with all available cursor states: </p>