Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 167)

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shapy.app
Shapy is a gradient shape editor that helps you discover and explore the power of CSS gradients.
A gradient generator for layering and adding multiple gradients. Create shapes and CSS images using gradients only.
Felipe FariasApril 30, 2019
medium.com
a different look on sprints and pre-conditions for agile improvement
Rob NovelinoApril 29, 2019
medium.com
Pushing the ORM to it's limits:
Rebeca SaraiApril 29, 2019
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Working with PDFs in Python: Reading and Splitting
Filipe XimenesApril 29, 2019
blog.oscarmorrison.com
Integrating Ghost and S3
Oscar Morrison, Software Engineer, innovator, designer and creator.
Mariane PastorApril 26, 2019
mapstyle.withgoogle.com
Stylize Google Maps widget colors, fonts, street capilarity, etc.
Customize colors, roads, labels, and more. Then use your custom style in your Google Maps Platform project.
Pedro BacelarApril 26, 2019
medium.freecodecamp.org
The other side of technical skill: domain knowledge and long-term vision
By Sihui Huang When we first start our careers as software engineers, we tend to focus on improving our coding skills, a.k.a. technical skills. This includes, but is not limited to, mastering a specific tech stack, adopting best practices, and studyi...
Amanda SavluchinskeApril 25, 2019
towardsdatascience.com
What does it mean Statistical Significance?
Rebeca SaraiApril 25, 2019
Today I learned
easy way to migrate a Trello Board to a Asana project. You can only do once for free, but it works amazingly well migrator.xyz
Rob NovelinoApril 24, 2019
itnext.io
6 tips for React performance
Filipe XimenesApril 23, 2019
github.com
A zero config GUI for Jest
Victor FerrazApril 23, 2019
venturebeat.com
The dark side of A/B testing
Filipe XimenesApril 23, 2019
cvcompiler.com
What do companies expect from Python devs in 2019?
Want more interviews? The fast and easy way to revamp your resume and get noticed is to use CV Compiler.
Gustavo CarvalhoApril 23, 2019
Today I learned
ModelSerializer HiddenField gets skipped when executing partial updates, so if you're using this you'll need to test both PUT and PATCH updates
Carlos CoelhoApril 22, 2019
hackernoon.com
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Tiago CostaApril 22, 2019

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Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 167)

Shapy is a gradient shape editor that helps you discover and explore the power of CSS gradients.

a different look on sprints and pre-conditions for agile improvement

Pushing the ORM to it's limits:

Working with PDFs in Python: Reading and Splitting

Integrating Ghost and S3

Stylize Google Maps widget colors, fonts, street capilarity, etc.

The other side of technical skill: domain knowledge and long-term vision

What does it mean Statistical Significance?

easy way to migrate a Trello Board to a Asana project. You can only do once for free, but it works amazingly well migrator.xyz

6 tips for React performance

A zero config GUI for Jest

The dark side of A/B testing

What do companies expect from Python devs in 2019?

ModelSerializer HiddenField gets skipped when executing partial updates, so if you're using this you'll need to test both PUT and PATCH updates

read more code

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