Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 130)

ui-patterns.com

What are coachmarks, and how they can improve the user experience

The user needs help to understand a complex user interface. When to use the Coachmarks pattern, how it works and why, with real-world examples.

Aline Silveira·March 30, 2020

docs.pytest.org

Identify your slowest test set using pytest by using the flag --duration, e.g. --duration=50 will report the 50 slowest test set from a given test suite. Refer to: #profiling-test-execution-duration

Carlos Coelho·March 26, 2020

medium.com

Train sklearn 100x faster:

Flávio Juvenal·March 25, 2020

uxdesign.cc

Fundamentals of color in interface design

Pedro Bacelar·March 23, 2020

github.com

If you're not using Oh My Zsh you totally should! Your shell will get VERY powerful.

🙃 A delightful community-driven (with 2,500+ contributors) framework for managing your zsh configuration. Includes 300+ optional plugins (rails, git, macOS, hub, docker, homebrew, node, php, pyth...

Hugo Bessa·March 23, 2020

docs.djangoproject.com

Django's GZipMiddleware compresses content for browsers that understand GZip compression #module-django.middleware.gzip

Pamella Bezerra·March 20, 2020

astronomer.io

Dynamically Generating DAGs in Airflow:

Get to know the best ways to dynamically generate DAGs in Apache Airflow. Use examples to generate DAGs using single- and multiple-file methods.

Flávio Juvenal·March 20, 2020

roadmap.sh

Easy to understand explanation of Big-O notation without any fancy terms:

Rebeca Sarai·March 20, 2020

stackoverflow.com

Fix path to import local modules in Airflow DAG code:

Flávio Juvenal·March 20, 2020

blog.dbsmasher.com

"Once at a certain level, all problems are solved by people. There is no such thing as purely technical problems" says Silvia Botros on principal engineering:

Rebeca Sarai·March 20, 2020

animalz.co

BLUF: a strategy for effective communication

BLUF is a military communications acronym — it stands for “bottom line up front” — that’s designed to enforce speed and clarity in reports and emails.

Aline Silveira·March 19, 2020

docs.python.org

pdb.pm() puts a breakpoint at the traceback found in sys.last_traceback . This is really useful when you're running some ...

pdb.pm() puts a breakpoint at the traceback found in sys.last_traceback . This is really useful when you're running some method in a console and you need a breakpoint at the moment the code threw the exception. See more at: #pdb.pm

Carlos Coelho·March 19, 2020

sitepoint.com

Five Techniques to Lazy Load Images for Website Performance

Pamella Bezerra·March 18, 2020

codingsans.com

Software Development Trends 2020: Latest Research And Data

Carlos Coelho·March 18, 2020

github.com

Amazing django styleguide from models to periodic tasks:

Rebeca Sarai·March 17, 2020