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Useful Webpack plugin to specify .env files
A secure webpack plugin that supports dotenv and other environment variables and only exposes what you choose and use. - mrsteele/dotenv-webpack
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Useful Webpack plugin to specify .env files
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A secure webpack plugin that supports dotenv and other environment variables and only exposes what you choose and use. - mrsteele/dotenv-webpack
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Django - An Unofficial Opinionated FAQ
I really like Django. Django is fast, featureful, secure, scalable, and versatile. It works well with a variety of workflows, approaches, tools, platforms, and libraries. But sometimes you can have too much choice. I’ve spent a lot of time working with Django, and supporting other users via IRC in #django on Freenode. In that time I’ve seen a lot of the same questions come up again and again. Django doesn’t provide official answers to many of these questions, and I don’t think it should - its versatility is one of its strengths. Here are my answers though - all of…
Gustavo Carvalho
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Django - An Unofficial Opinionated FAQ
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I really like Django. Django is fast, featureful, secure, scalable, and versatile. It works well with a variety of workflows, approaches, tools, platforms, and libraries. But sometimes you can have too much choice. I’ve spent a lot of time working with Django, and supporting other users via IRC in #django on Freenode. In that time I’ve seen a lot of the same questions come up again and again. Django doesn’t provide official answers to many of these questions, and I don’t think it should - its versatility is one of its strengths. Here are my answers though - all of…
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The Django lookup
datewill convert the field to theTIME_ZONEsetting ifUSE_TZ = Truebefore get the date and compare...The Django lookup date will convert the field to the TIME_ZONE setting if USE_TZ = True before get the date and compare. So be careful when you get a date from the DB, which it's in UTC, and do something like: date_in_utc = Author.objects.first().created.date() posts = Post.objects.filter(created__date=date_in_utc)
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The Django lookup
datewill convert the field to theTIME_ZONEsetting ifUSE_TZ = Truebefore get the date and compare...The Django lookup
datewill convert the field to theTIME_ZONEsetting ifUSE_TZ = Truebefore get the date and compare. So be careful when you get a date from the DB, which it's in UTC, and do something like:date_in_utc = Author.objects.first().created.date() posts = Post.objects.filter(created__date=date_in_utc)Shared by
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Tech Insights· medium.com
Great guide for using mocks in python tests
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Growing a feature team using lanes
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Nice website with a collection of useful vanilla javascript functions
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medium.com
A couple good tips about how to avoid hiring toxic sexist workers for your company:
Rob Novelino
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A couple good tips about how to avoid hiring toxic sexist workers for your company:
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caktusgroup.com
Django: Recommended Reading via @CaktusGroup
Stay current by reading about the latest industry trends and technologies. This blog highlights resources that provide accurate, helpful, and practical info on Django development.
Gustavo Carvalho
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Django: Recommended Reading via @CaktusGroup
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Stay current by reading about the latest industry trends and technologies. This blog highlights resources that provide accurate, helpful, and practical info on Django development.
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snyk.io
Python Security Best Practices Cheat Sheet
In this installment of our cheat sheet series, we’re going to cover the best practices for Python security.
Gustavo Carvalho
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Python Security Best Practices Cheat Sheet
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In this installment of our cheat sheet series, we’re going to cover the best practices for Python security.
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nngroup.com
How to respond to skepticism about testing a prototype with only a few users
“That’s just one person” and “Our real users aren’t like that” are common objections to findings from qualitative usability testing. Address these concerns proactively to ensure your research is effective.
Aline Silveira
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How to respond to skepticism about testing a prototype with only a few users
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“That’s just one person” and “Our real users aren’t like that” are common objections to findings from qualitative usability testing. Address these concerns proactively to ensure your research is effective.
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How to onboard new employees and set them up for success
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css-tricks.com
How to work with fixed tables
There is a CSS property for tables that, it seems to me, is well-supported, little known, and super useful. It changes the way that tables are rendered such
Amanda Savluchinske
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How to work with fixed tables
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There is a CSS property for tables that, it seems to me, is well-supported, little known, and super useful. It changes the way that tables are rendered such
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