Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 132)

uxstudioteam.com

Design Handoff Guide

The design is handed over to developers. What can possibly go wrong? A lot of things. Here's our guide on a nice and smooth design handoff.

Letícia Regert·March 9, 2020

Today I learned

If in your tests you want to return different values when calling the same function use side_effect instead of return_value like this: mock_func.side_effect = [return_value1, return_value2]

Rebeca Sarai·March 9, 2020

openpeeps.com

Open Peeps: Awesome mix-and-match character illustration library for Sketch, Figma, Adobe XD, Invision Studio

Open Peeps is a hand-drawn illustration library to create scenes of people. You can use them in product illustration, marketing, comics, product states, user flows, personas, storyboarding, quinceañera invitations, or whatever you want! ⠀

Pedro Bacelar·March 9, 2020

pangrampangram.com

The hype and reality around design systems

It’s plain to see that there’s a plethora of articles aiming to explain how to come up with your own design system or how to implement one. But a crucial question often ends up being overlooked: How should one think about design systems?

Pedro Bacelar·March 9, 2020

coderwall.com

Use Postgres Expanded Display when the columns don't fit your horizontal terminal space:

A protip by jasdeepsingh about postgres, format, table, formatting, psql, and extended display.

Flávio Juvenal·March 5, 2020

blog.logrocket.com

Using React Suspense for data fetching

Explore how to use Suspense for data fetching, how it works under the hood, and why it's an important tool for modern React development.

Vanessa Barreiros·March 5, 2020

gkogan.co

another article pointing at 'make code that is easy to delete, not to extend'

The Maersk Triple-E Class container ship is 1,300 feet long, carries over 18,000 containers across 11,000 miles between Europe and Asia, and… Its entire crew can fit inside a passenger van. As a former naval architect and a current marketing consultant to startups, I found that

Rob Novelino·March 3, 2020

madebymike.com.au

Git From Beginner To Advanced.

Getting comfortable with Git took me a long time. I thought I'd write a quick guide that assumes no prior knowledge, along with some of my favourite tips and tricks.

Felipe Farias·March 3, 2020

news.ycombinator.com

How many users block Google analytics?

Flávio Juvenal·March 2, 2020

appletree.or.kr

Python Debugger Cheatsheet

Joao Veras·March 2, 2020

leadership-library.dev

The Leadership Library for Engineers:

Made in Notion, the connected workspace where AI agents and teams organize docs, projects and knowledge together.

Rebeca Sarai·March 2, 2020

divio.com

"There is a secret that needs to be understood in order to write good software documentation: there isn’t one thing called documentation, there are four."

Flávio Juvenal·February 28, 2020

amplitude.com

The North Star Playbook: a product management playbook

Put the North Star Framework to work for your product. Get expert tips on defining and integrating your North Star Metric into your development processes.

Flávio Juvenal·February 28, 2020

academy.nobl.io

how amazon plans their budget and yearly goals

Rob Novelino·February 27, 2020

adamj.eu

How to Disallow Auto-named Django Migrations:

When you run Django’s manage.py makemigrations, it will try to generate a name for the migration based upon its contents. For example, if you are adding a single field, it will call the migration 0002_mymodel_myfield.py. However when your migration contains more than one step, it instead uses a simple ‘auto’ name with the current date + time, e.g. 0002_auto_20200113_1837.py. You can provide the -n/--name argument to makemigrations, but developers often forget this.

Flávio Juvenal·February 27, 2020