Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 179)
The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.
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Tech Insights· economist.com
good argument regarding why competition and smaller companies is important for a future. As well as a counter-argument to why monopolies reduce wage, not automation
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github.com
Useful plugin to batch rename all the layers on a Sketch file
Keep your Sketch files organized, batch rename layers and artboards. - rodi01/RenameIt
Pedro Bacelar

Tech Insights· github.com
Useful plugin to batch rename all the layers on a Sketch file
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Keep your Sketch files organized, batch rename layers and artboards. - rodi01/RenameIt
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sqreen.io · offline
An awesome security checklist written by Sqreen folks that you should definitely take a look into
Carlos Coelho
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An awesome security checklist written by Sqreen folks that you should definitely take a look into
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Tech Insights· ferdychristant.com
The State of Web Browsers
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If you wanna copy an object from Chrome DevTools console, just add the object to a global variable and use the function
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Tech Insights· fastcompany.com
how Waymo designed their self-driving cars to look boring so people would be less afraid of them and use the service more
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Tech Insights· realpython.com
Python Tricks Book from Dan Bader of Real Python blog
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twitter.com
Thread: How much code do you put in one statement?
#python tip: Q. How much code do you put in one statement? A. Statements should correspond to one complete thought expressible in a single sentence in plain English. English: I'll drive if it is raining; otherwise, I'll walk: Python: action = 'drive' if raining else 'walk'
Gustavo Carvalho

Tech Insights· twitter.com
Thread: How much code do you put in one statement?
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#python tip: Q. How much code do you put in one statement? A. Statements should correspond to one complete thought expressible in a single sentence in plain English. English: I'll drive if it is raining; otherwise, I'll walk: Python: action = 'drive' if raining else 'walk'
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styled-components.com
You can interpolate other styled components inside a styled components interpolation #referring-to-other-components
Theming, Server-Side Rendering, Performance, Existing CSS, Style Objects, Accessibility and more
João Lins

Tech Insights· styled-components.com
You can interpolate other styled components inside a styled components interpolation #referring-to-other-components
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Theming, Server-Side Rendering, Performance, Existing CSS, Style Objects, Accessibility and more
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github.com
lib that lets you try npm packages by installing and running them inside a Docker container
:package: Quickly try out NPM packages inside a container - BrunnerLivio/try
Victor Ferraz

Tech Insights· github.com
lib that lets you try npm packages by installing and running them inside a Docker container
From github.com
:package: Quickly try out NPM packages inside a container - BrunnerLivio/try
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docs.pytest.org · offline
pytest-xdistallows you to run failing tests in a loop inside a subprocess until it passes by looking for file changes to r...pytest-xdist allows you to run failing tests in a loop inside a subprocess until it passes by looking for file changes to re-run previously failing tests. You can take advantage of it by having pytest-xdist installed and passing the command line flag -f or --looponfail to your pytest command. For more info see: #xdist-pytest-distributed-testing-plugin
Carlos Coelho
Link offlineTech Insights· docs.pytest.org
pytest-xdistallows you to run failing tests in a loop inside a subprocess until it passes by looking for file changes to r...pytest-xdistallows you to run failing tests in a loop inside a subprocess until it passes by looking for file changes to re-run previously failing tests. You can take advantage of it by havingpytest-xdistinstalled and passing the command line flag-for--looponfailto your pytest command. For more info see: #xdist-pytest-distributed-testing-pluginShared by
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lukew.com
Obvious always wins: a case against hamburger menus (UI, navigation)
It’s tempting to rely on menu controls in order to simplify mobile interface designs —especially on small screens. But hiding critical parts of an application ...
Aline Silveira

Tech Insights· lukew.com
Obvious always wins: a case against hamburger menus (UI, navigation)
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It’s tempting to rely on menu controls in order to simplify mobile interface designs —especially on small screens. But hiding critical parts of an application ...
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Tech Insights· support.badgr.io
understanding the concept of badges and learning pathways
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gatsbyjs.org
Gatsby is a JS framework based on React for building sites quickly, and can pull data from Markdown, CMS or REST/GraphQL APIs
Gatsby is a React-based open source framework with performance, scalability and security built-in. Collaborate, build and deploy 1000x faster on Netlify.
João Lins

Tech Insights· gatsbyjs.org
Gatsby is a JS framework based on React for building sites quickly, and can pull data from Markdown, CMS or REST/GraphQL APIs
From gatsbyjs.org
Gatsby is a React-based open source framework with performance, scalability and security built-in. Collaborate, build and deploy 1000x faster on Netlify.
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