Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 138)

npmjs.com

Eslint-stats: Analyses JS files for error frequency, rather than location. This is helpful when introducing ESLint to an existing project.

João Lins·January 10, 2020

docs.scipy.org

numpy has a really handy function called is_busday to check whether a given date is business day or not, it also can receiv...

numpy has a really handy function called is_busday to check whether a given date is business day or not, it also can receive a list of parameters to give this functionality a power boost such as weekmask (if you need a custom definition for weekdays) and holiday calendar

Carlos Coelho·January 10, 2020

designbetter.co

precious lessons on management and leadership from Julie Zhuo, Facebook’s VP of Design

The Design Better podcast, newsletters, and books, plus design jobs and a community that meets every other week. Hosted by Aarron Walter and Eli Woolery. Search everything we've published.

Aline Silveira·January 9, 2020

Today I learned

You don't need a hacky snippet to manipulate dates into the a specific moment, such as EOD. datetime.datetime.combine can d...

You don't need a hacky snippet to manipulate dates into the a specific moment, such as EOD. datetime.datetime.combine can do that for you as it receives three parameters: date (can be datetime too), time and tzinfo , the latter being an optional argument. The following snippet will put a given date into EOD: ``` from datetime import datetime, time date = datetime.strptime("2019-01-01", "%Y-%m-%d") # datetime.datetime(2029, 1, 1, 0, 0) eod_date = datetime.combine(date, time.max) # datetime.datetime(2029, 1, 1, 23, 59, 59, 999999) ```

Carlos Coelho·January 9, 2020

mauveweb.co.uk

Every mock.patch() is a little smell

The Python unittest.mock library (and the standalone mock package for Python 2) includes an extremely handy feature in patch(), which allows easy and safe monkey-patching for the purposes of testing.

Filipe Ximenes·January 7, 2020

adamj.eu

Feature checking versus Version checking

Bruno Oliveira, known for his work on the pytest project, tweeted this thread last July:

Gustavo Carvalho·January 7, 2020

medium.com

good summary as to why choose freemium or free trial for your SaaS. Or, as the author puts it: "the choice between a functionality-based or time-based paywall".

Rob Novelino·January 7, 2020

gojko.net

“If You Don't Schedule Time for Maintenance, Your Equipment Will Schedule It for You” - Sprints, marathons and root canals

How to prioritise technical debt against business features? How do we convince them that refactoring is important? How can anyone estimate the value of techn...

Filipe Ximenes·January 7, 2020

conferencias.dev

Brazilian tech conferences repo:

Felipe Farias·January 6, 2020

Today I learned

Cover's Theorem: A complex pattern-classification problem, cast in a high-dimensional space nonlinearly, is more likely to be linearly separable than in a low-dimensional space

Rebeca Sarai·January 6, 2020

okrs.app

Create and track OKR objectives and results with this simple tool

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Pedro Bacelar·January 6, 2020

stackoverflow.com

Python multiprocessing: understanding logic behind chunksize:

Flávio Juvenal·January 6, 2020

uxdesign.cc

The best UX and design events in 2020

The best UX and design events in 2020:

Letícia Regert·January 6, 2020

wikidiff.com

Difference between automate and automatize: As verbs the difference between automatize and automate is that *automatize* is t...

Difference between automate and automatize: As verbs the difference between automatize and automate is that automatize is to make or become automatic while automate is to replace or enhance human labor with machines.

Vanessa Barreiros·January 4, 2020