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<p>how to deal with polyhierarchical IA trees </p>

<p>great guidelines for designing breadcrumbs and secondary navigation </p>

<p>Async will come to Django! DEP 0009 was approved. #!msg/django-developers/5CVsR9FSqmg/qKD3QCrLCAAJ</p>

<p>The Great Divide - Should we split the Front end Engineer into JS Engineer and UX Engineer? </p>

<p>UI Animations with React — The Right Way </p>

<p>kinds of breadcrumbs and when to use them </p>

<p>Very cool thread from a Redux maintainer about React hooks and its implications </p>

<p>Design of Service Layer: </p>

<p>It’s very practical to use mouse cursor icons across your UI mockups to indicate hover, drag and blocked states on desktop. Here’s an asset with all available cursor states: </p>

<p>interesting discussion about density and visual hierarchy for Settings pages </p>

<p>a few tips for designing good Settings pages </p>

<p>Absolutely Awesome React Components &amp; Libraries: </p>

<p>Web Accessibility Guidebook for Developers </p>

<p>Atlassian Team Playbook's entry about Restrospectives </p>

<p>"Rather than accepting the current rendered view (web page) as seen by the end-user as fixed, and then asking what can be done to optimise the end-to-end loading time of that page, this paper examines the question of what changes to the current view could dramatically reduce its load time? I.e., small (or sometimes not so small) changes to what the end user ultimately sees on the page, that can have a net benefit on the overall user experience" - </p>

<p>how to work with changelogs </p>

<p>Getting Started With Testing in Python </p>

<p>Python help() function: </p>

<p>How to Design Large and Complex Web Tables </p>

<p>101 Tips For Being A Great Programmer (&amp; Human) </p>

<p>Continuous Integration at Coinbase: How we optimized CircleCI for speed and cut our build times by 75%: </p>

<p>Python lib for plotting charts in the terminal: </p>

<p>Lightweight Architectural Decision Records, the idea is to always answer the question: "Why did we decide to do it this way?" (Communicating and documenting architectural decisions: </p>

<p>Ever wondered how to walk the humble path of becoming a (good) CTO? </p>