Pygopar

Eshell’s built in command cd has a pretty nice feature, which is keeping track of the directories visited and being able to jump to a directory matching the directory stack history.

I decided to pick up Don’t Make Me Think (Revisited) to learn more about UI/UX since I’m not that familiar with that topic. And well here is my review:

When following Google’s migration guide for GAE 2.7 to GAE 3.7, they mention to start using their new ndb client google-cloud-ndb. This is straighforward until we ran into the following problem:

I’ve been playing with tools and methods on how to make myself stay productive.

If you’re using the mock library and pytest’s fixtures, then you might be confused for a second about the ordering. Mock objects go first and then pytests fixtures.

I’m a Junior engineer and here’s a couple of things I wish I knew or had more experience with before starting a job. Before I start I want to say that his is aimed for Students and other Junior Engineers that are in a similar situation (Some things you might already know or think it was obvious to know but this is my personal experience). Anyways, here it is:

• Debugger
• Logging Properly
• How SSH keys work and what they’re for
• Context Switching with projects
• Optimizing use of tools
• Code Assumptions
• Using StackoverFlow