Lessons we’ve learned on real projects (page 44)
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· pypi.org
Drop-in replacement for Python's CSV library that tries to mitigate CSV injection attacks
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infoq.com
Why is Everything So Slow? Measuring and Optimising How Engineering Teams Deliver
As teams grow, they will slow down, but it should not mean that teams stop delivering value that can power future business growth. Avoiding excessive technical debt and ensuring systems are secure and performant becomes increasingly important. As an engineering leader, you can do things to be confident that your team is moving at the fastest and most sustainable pace.
Rebeca Sarai
Tech Insights· infoq.com
Why is Everything So Slow? Measuring and Optimising How Engineering Teams Deliver
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As teams grow, they will slow down, but it should not mean that teams stop delivering value that can power future business growth. Avoiding excessive technical debt and ensuring systems are secure and performant becomes increasingly important. As an engineering leader, you can do things to be confident that your team is moving at the fastest and most sustainable pace.
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Tech Insights· blog.darrelpol.com
Defining Architecture Decision Records
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Tech Insights· dba.stackexchange.com
In Postgres, "empty updates" have the same cost per row as any other update. Even if the values won't change after the
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Tech Insights· trends.uxdesign.cc
The State of UX in 2023
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Today I learned
You can quickly between read-only and write-mode in a tmux session by using
switch-client -rCarlos Coelho
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You can quickly between read-only and write-mode in a tmux session by using
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itsnicethat.com
How Spotify’s Wrapped campaign for 2022 came together
It’s one of the most widely shared marketing campaigns globally. Here, we speak to the design team behind the visual identity to understand what it takes to grab the world’s attention.
Jason Santos
Tech Insights· itsnicethat.com
How Spotify’s Wrapped campaign for 2022 came together
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It’s one of the most widely shared marketing campaigns globally. Here, we speak to the design team behind the visual identity to understand what it takes to grab the world’s attention.
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atlassian.com
Why we chose Kafka for the Trello socket architecture
Trello has been using RabbitMQ for the last three years. Prior to RabbitMQ, we were relying on a Redis Pub-Sub implementation. Recently, due to RabbitMQ’s questionable behavior when network partitions occur, we’ve made the switch over to Kafka. This blog post goes into depth on our RabbitMQ implementation, why we chose Kafka, and the Kafka-based […]
Gustavo Carvalho
Tech Insights· atlassian.com
Why we chose Kafka for the Trello socket architecture
From atlassian.com
Trello has been using RabbitMQ for the last three years. Prior to RabbitMQ, we were relying on a Redis Pub-Sub implementation. Recently, due to RabbitMQ’s questionable behavior when network partitions occur, we’ve made the switch over to Kafka. This blog post goes into depth on our RabbitMQ implementation, why we chose Kafka, and the Kafka-based […]
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infoxicator.com
Is React going anywhere?
React will turn 10 years old soon. As applications built with React age, they accumulate problems. But are these issues inherent to React itself?
Raí Siqueira
Tech Insights· infoxicator.com
Is React going anywhere?
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React will turn 10 years old soon. As applications built with React age, they accumulate problems. But are these issues inherent to React itself?
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nngroup.com
Three Pillars of User Delight
Delight can be experienced at the visceral, behavioral, and reflective levels. A great design achieves all three of these levels and is best evaluated with specific research methods.
Carlo Custodio
Tech Insights· nngroup.com
Three Pillars of User Delight
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Delight can be experienced at the visceral, behavioral, and reflective levels. A great design achieves all three of these levels and is best evaluated with specific research methods.
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Tech Insights· uxplanet.org
Ultimate guide for designing UI cards
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Tech Insights· youtube.com
Guido van Rossum talks about Python and the Future of Programming
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kellysutton.com
[TDD] Design Pressure
How does test-driven development make the design of our code better?
Filipe Ximenes
Tech Insights· kellysutton.com
[TDD] Design Pressure
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How does test-driven development make the design of our code better?
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freecodecamp.org
great insights about developers thinking more like product owners
By Sajal Sarwar Sharma You have just deployed your long-awaited feature to production after a long and gruesome month of coding, reviewing, and testing (read: a lot of iterations, living the Agile Methodology to the core). You had an all-nighter jus...
Vinicius Fagundes
Tech Insights· freecodecamp.org
great insights about developers thinking more like product owners
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By Sajal Sarwar Sharma You have just deployed your long-awaited feature to production after a long and gruesome month of coding, reviewing, and testing (read: a lot of iterations, living the Agile Methodology to the core). You had an all-nighter jus...
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