Tech Insights

<p>React Query FAQs</p>

<p>Gradually create a new system around the edges of the old, letting it grow slowly over several years until the old system is strangled: the strangler fig application </p>

<p>How Does Dan Abramov Optimize After Be Complained about Website Speed? </p>

<p>How to estimate the size of one column in a Postgres table? </p>

<p>data-diff is a command-line tool and Python library to efficiently diff rows across two different databases </p>

<p>Debugging Tips And Techniques: </p>

<p>Martin Fowler – What Does Tech Excellence Look Like? </p>

<p>Stop Overcomplicating It: The Simple Guidebook to Upping Your Management Game </p>

<p>Date and Time Pickers for All: </p>

<p>GitHub Copilot is generally available to all developers </p>

<p>Unstyled, accessible components for building high‑quality design systems and web apps in React: </p>

<p>LocalStack - A fully functional local AWS cloud stack: </p>

<p>CSS box-shadow Can Slow Down Scrolling: </p>

<p>Understanding the Suspense API in React 18: </p>

<p>You can use git log to search when a given string matches an entry in there and also see from which branch/tag they matched and even see the patch inline by using <code>git log -S 'string-for-match' --source --all -p</code>. <code>-S</code> is used to provide the search string, <code>--source --all</code> will properly format ref names to their respective source branch/tag and <code>-p</code> will allow you to see the patch inline. The last flag can be omitted if one just wants to see the list of commits and could go through each one individually by grabbing their hash and using a <code>git show</code> command afterwards. See for more</p>

<p>People tend to favor solutions that involve adding something new over solutions that involve the subtraction of some existing element: </p>

<p>Why is it so difficult to modify a deeply nested state in React?: </p>

<p>Web accessibility for seizures and physical reactions </p>

<p>Using dynamodb and s3 as backend for terraform state files </p>

<p>Heroku April 2022 Incident Review: </p>

<p>Working with "do-nothing" targets on Makefiles </p>

<p>Pythonic way to compose context managers for objects owned by a class: </p>

<p>How SSL/TLS handshare works... in a comic! </p>

<p>NRQL Queries</p>