Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 155)

uxplanet.org

kinds of breadcrumbs and when to use them

Aline Silveira·July 18, 2019

medium.com

UI Animations with React — The Right Way

Tiago Costa·July 18, 2019

twitter.com

Very cool thread from a Redux maintainer about React hooks and its implications

I've seen a lot of questions about React hooks usage lately, and React-Redux hooks specifically. I actually have a lot of thoughts on the tradeoffs that hooks bring. I'll probably turn this into a blog post later. (thread - 1 / however many tweets I wind up writing here):

João Lins·July 18, 2019

ux.stackexchange.com

interesting discussion about density and visual hierarchy for Settings pages

Aline Silveira·July 17, 2019

tobiasahlin.com

It’s very practical to use mouse cursor icons across your UI mockups to indicate hover, drag and blocked states on desktop. Here’s an asset with all available cursor states:

Pedro Bacelar·July 17, 2019

github.com

Absolutely Awesome React Components & Libraries:

Rebeca Sarai·July 16, 2019

atlassian.com

Atlassian Team Playbook's entry about Restrospectives

Elevate team success with an effective sprint retrospective meeting. Discover how to conduct a successful session, creative meeting ideas, and more.

João Lins·July 12, 2019

realpython.com

Getting Started With Testing in Python

Mariane Pastor·July 12, 2019

blog.acolyer.org

"Rather than accepting the current rendered view (web page) as seen by the end-user as fixed, and then asking what can be don...

"Rather than accepting the current rendered view (web page) as seen by the end-user as fixed, and then asking what can be done to optimise the end-to-end loading time of that page, this paper examines the question of what changes to the current view could dramatically reduce its load time? I.e., small (or sometimes not so small) changes to what the end user ultimately sees on the page, that can have a net benefit on the overall user experience" -

Flávio Juvenal·July 12, 2019

dev.to

101 Tips For Being A Great Programmer (& Human)

1. Get good at Googling Being a programmer is all about learning how to search for the ans...

João Lins·July 11, 2019

blog.coinbase.com

Continuous Integration at Coinbase: How we optimized CircleCI for speed and cut our build times by 75%:

Rebeca Sarai·July 11, 2019

github.com

Ever wondered how to walk the humble path of becoming a (good) CTO?

:bulb: A community-curated list of awesome resources to help you grow as a CTO - mateusz-brainhub/awesome-cto-resources

Tiago Costa·July 11, 2019

medium.muz.li

How to Design Large and Complex Web Tables

Pedro Bacelar·July 11, 2019

youtube.com

Lightweight Architectural Decision Records, the idea is to always answer the question: "Why did we decide to do it this way?" (Communicating and documenting architectural decisions:

Rebeca Sarai·July 11, 2019

stackabuse.com

Python help() function:

When writing and running your Python programs, you may get stuck and need to get help. You may need to know the meaning of certain modules, classes, functions,...

Flávio Juvenal·July 11, 2019