Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 178)

The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.

lessons shared: 3,447
people sharing: 86
database started in: 2016

medium.com
Understanding super and extends keywords in JavaScript ES6
Arimateia NetoJanuary 2, 2019
gs.statcounter.com
Updated Screen Resolution Stats Worldwide
This graph shows the stats of screen resolutions worldwide based on over 3 billion monthly page views.
Pedro BacelarJanuary 2, 2019
sourcemaking.com
Awesome catalog of software design patterns, antipatterns (including project management) and refactoring with examples with different languages
Vanessa BarreirosDecember 31, 2018
overreacted.io
"The Elements of UI Engineering", a must read for anyone who designs or implements UIs:
Flávio JuvenalDecember 31, 2018
hackernoon.com
Webpack strategies for evolutionary bundle splitting and code splitting that make sense.
How hackers start their afternoon. HackerNoon is a free platform with 50K+ contributing writers. 100M+ humans have visited HackerNoon to learn about technology
Tiago CostaDecember 28, 2018
medium.com
Best practices for confirmation actions through modals
Pedro BacelarDecember 27, 2018
theguardian.com
The guardian's story of migrating from MongoDB to PostgreSQL
In April the Guardian switched off the Mongo DB cluster used to store our content after completing a migration to PostgreSQL on Amazon RDS. This post covers why and how
Gustavo CarvalhoDecember 27, 2018
blog.ganssle.io
Some cool information about how to work with pytz:
An explanation of the differences between dateutil and pytz's time zone models and why people tend to misuse pytz and introduce bugs into their datetime code.
Rebeca SaraiDecember 24, 2018
stripe.com
Writing copy for landing pages: copies that delights visitors, persuades prospects, and wins customers
Escreva textos que encantem os visitantes, persuadam os clientes em potencial e conquistem clientes.
Felipe FariasDecember 23, 2018
uxmovement.com
How to Display Steppers on Mobile Forms
When your form has multiple pages, a stepper is a must. Steppers keep users informed about their progress by indicating what step they’re on and how many steps they have left. Displaying steppers on mobile forms is a challenge due to the limited screen space. Using the same stepper on your desktop form for your […]
Pedro BacelarDecember 20, 2018
uxmovement.com
the biggest usability mistakes designers make while building a carousel
A carousel isn't just a device you'll find at the airport or amusement park. It's also a widget that's found on websites. Designers use them to display visual items in a way that's quick for users to browse. Designers use them a lot, but making them usable is a different story. There are five big […]
Aline SilveiraDecember 20, 2018
docs.djangoproject.com
Converting QueryDicts using dict() may result in unexpected behavior, use the object dict method instead #django.http.QueryDict.dict
Gustavo CarvalhoDecember 19, 2018
github.com
Awesome logging library for Python
Gustavo CarvalhoDecember 17, 2018
medium.com
great article(s) about functional programming in javascript
Victor FerrazDecember 17, 2018
stackoverflow.com
Be careful, Python lstrip and rstrip str methods may not behave as you think they do!
Flávio JuvenalDecember 13, 2018

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