Tech Insights

<p>Useful icon fonts to PNG converter: </p>

<p>Scaling Django Admin Date Hierarchy: </p>

<p>If you need to transform a string into a valid path (and pass parameters to it) in 'react-router style', use PathToRegexp </p>

<p>Introduction to CSS Grid Layout </p>

<p>Disabled form fields aren't added to form data on submit. You should probably use the <code>readonly</code> attribute instead: </p>

<p>Python Graph Gallery: </p>

<p>A curated list of awesome data visualization libraries and resources </p>

<p>Use <code>loader: 'file?name=public/fonts/[name].[ext]'</code> when loading fonts with Webpack instead of <code>loader: 'url-loader?limit=100000'</code> to avoid CSS bloat. The latter bundles the fonts into the CSS as DataUrls.</p>

<p>Soft Deletion in Django: </p>

<p>how tech innovations can change society in very unexpected ways. </p>

<p>Text Tables Generator: </p>

<p>Nice view on the the difference between Software Engineering and Programming </p>

<p>How to save datetimes for future events - (when UTC is not the right answer): </p>

<p>Use DRF CurrentUserDefault to set the current request user to a field in a serializer. Also, there's CreateOnlyDefault. #advanced-field-defaults</p>

<p>6 Pro Tips from React Developers </p>

<p>Drag &amp; Drop Tricks To Grab On To </p>

<p>Handling date formats with moment.js </p>

<p>How to fix ENOSPC errors for applications that use inotify (and why it happens) </p>

<p>JSONField shares lookups relating to containment and keys like: <code>contains</code>, <code>contained_by</code>, <code>has_key</code>, <code>has_any_keys</code>, <code>has_keys</code></p>

<p>micro: intuitive terminal editor with mouse and clipboard support: </p>

<p>Floating Point Visually Explained </p>

<p>When doing a FTS remember to cast the expression to text, e.g. <code>queryset.annotate(casted_field=Cast('field', TextField())).annotate(vector=SearchVector('casted_field')).filter(vector=value)</code>. This allows even UUID fields to be searchable.</p>

<p>Consistent Selenium Testing in Python </p>

<p>Underscores have many different meanings in Python </p>