Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 114)
The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.
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- 2016
Tech Insights· uxdesign.cc
Designing for accessibility is not that hard:
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- UI
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Tech Insights· ccbv.co.uk
An easy way to inspect Django Class Based Views
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adamj.eu
Django documentation sites
There are a few mini sites out there with “bonus” Django documentation. Here’s a list of the best ones I know of.
Filipe Ximenes
Tech Insights· adamj.eu
Django documentation sites
From adamj.eu
There are a few mini sites out there with “bonus” Django documentation. Here’s a list of the best ones I know of.
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What's the difference between [ and [[ in Bash?:
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ieeexplore.ieee.org
Engineering Security Vulnerability Prevention, Detection, and Response
Pamella Bezerra
Tech Insights· ieeexplore.ieee.org
Engineering Security Vulnerability Prevention, Detection, and Response
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- Software Engineering
fs.blog
First Principles
First Principles thinking breaks down true understanding into building blocks we can reassemble into something that simplifies our problem.
Marcos Felipe
Tech Insights· fs.blog
First Principles
From fs.blog
First Principles thinking breaks down true understanding into building blocks we can reassemble into something that simplifies our problem.
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- Mental Models
- Principles
Tech Insights· blog.prototypr.io
Building a Drag and Drop UI
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- Design
- Interaction
- Responsiveness
- UI
- UX
nngroup.com
Covid Changed Users
People’s behaviors and preferences have shifted. Research will help you figure out how your users have changed and how your designs need to adapt.
Lais Varejão
Tech Insights· nngroup.com
Covid Changed Users
From nngroup.com
People’s behaviors and preferences have shifted. Research will help you figure out how your users have changed and how your designs need to adapt.
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- UX
firstround.com
Managers, Take Your 1:1s to the Next Level
1:1s aren't just line-items on every manager's to-do list—it's critical to make sure these weekly meetings are as impactful and effective as possible. Here's a collection of tactical tips from the Review archives to help you take meetings with your direct reports to the next level.
Lais Varejão
Tech Insights· firstround.com
Managers, Take Your 1:1s to the Next Level
From firstround.com
1:1s aren't just line-items on every manager's to-do list—it's critical to make sure these weekly meetings are as impactful and effective as possible. Here's a collection of tactical tips from the Review archives to help you take meetings with your direct reports to the next level.
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- Management
Tech Insights· spookylukey.github.io
An opinionated guide on how to write views in Django!
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- Django
- Python
kentcdodds.com
Use ternaries rather than && in JSX
What problems can happen when you use && to conditionally render content in JSX
João Lins
Tech Insights· kentcdodds.com
Use ternaries rather than && in JSX
From kentcdodds.com
What problems can happen when you use && to conditionally render content in JSX
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nobitagit.github.io
Why I stopped spreading props on React Components
Spreading props on a React Component is a very common pattern that I picked up very easily and loved from day 1. With time though I learnt to understand the implications of using the spread operator in different contexts and came to the conclusion that most of the time spreading props in React is best avoided. Let’s see why.
João Lins
Tech Insights· nobitagit.github.io
Why I stopped spreading props on React Components
From nobitagit.github.io
Spreading props on a React Component is a very common pattern that I picked up very easily and loved from day 1. With time though I learnt to understand the implications of using the spread operator in different contexts and came to the conclusion that most of the time spreading props in React is best avoided. Let’s see why.
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gitbetter.substack.com
9 useful tricks of git branch:
With these tricks, you can be much more productive in git branching
Flavio Juvenal
Tech Insights· gitbetter.substack.com
9 useful tricks of git branch:
From gitbetter.substack.com
With these tricks, you can be much more productive in git branching
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build.affinity.co · offline
How we used Postgres extended statistics to achieve a 3000x speedup:
Flavio Juvenal
Link offlineTech Insights· build.affinity.co
How we used Postgres extended statistics to achieve a 3000x speedup:
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- PostgreSQL
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