Learnings

<p>Avoid ssh connection timeouts: </p>

<p>Does Code Quality Really Matter? (Answer: Yes, but the details are complex) </p>

<p>Error messages are important! Look at some tips to make them the right way </p>

<p>This article covers a lot of things you can do to profile and optimize your React components </p>

<p>Homepage Links Remain a Necessity: </p>

<p>A collective list of public JSON APIs for use in web development. </p>

<p>How to identify good design in 6 steps </p>

<p>Use Django-debug-toolbar-request-history instead of django-debug-panel. The interface is simpler and doesn't requires installing an extention to chrome </p>

<p>Get instant code answers using <code>howdoi</code> #python</p>

<p>CSS Accessibility </p>

<p>Intuitive proof of CAP theorem: </p>

<p>Sprint Retrospective with DAKI: </p>

<p>Designing efficient web forms: </p>

<p>Website Speed Test Image Analysis Tool: </p>

<p>Memoizing functions in javascript: make your functions remember their previous results </p>

<p>What's New In DevTools (Chrome 59): </p>

<p>Page Speed Matters </p>

<p>Design Patterns for Humans has a list of software design patterns exaplained in a simple way with examples </p>

<p>react-hotkeys is a very nice lib to define hotkeys when the browser focus is in a react component </p>

<p>If you set the parameter <code>side_effect</code> in <code>mock.patch()</code> as an iterable each call to the mock will return the next value from the iterable.</p>

<p>Celery 4 does NOT send error emails: </p>

<p>Memory-efficient XML parsing with Python with lxml iterparse. The only true solution I found: </p>

<p>10 very usefull patterns for React applications #.j098oyo82</p>

<p>Real World React ( is a repository of open source React applications. Really good for studying how are people writing their code and structuring projects.</p>