Aurelio articles - 17 total
Lunch break talks #2: Things I wish I knew when I was younger
Six inspiring learnings shared by one of the best public speakers around
The #1 ingredient of a successful team
How to plant the seed of a high performance team that people want to be part of
Should my small team really, really, really do code reviews?
To code review or not to code review? An answer to a dilemma for smaller teams
How I remember everything I learn
How my personal wiki changed the way I learn and retain knowledge
$ considered harmful
Should you be using $ or not when writing shell documentation? A twitter thread and a mild early morning rant.
D3: a JS library for the next 10 years?
Six reasons for the long lasting success of D3, the outlier in the JS library ecosystem
Lunch break talks #1: Simplicity is complicated
simplicity is hard to get, but - if you get it right - makes doing complicated things easy to achieve
Working with environments in Postman
Let's learn how simple it is to make building and developing against APIs much faster with Postman environments
Why I stopped spreading props on React Components
How to avoid over using property spreading when writing React Components
Compound scales in D3.js
Leverage the power of D3 scales for maximum flexibility in your datavisualisation
Array methods in D3.js
A quick overview of the most common utilities to work with arrays in d3js
Vs Code one tip a week: splitting panes
Become a VsCode power user by learning one keyboard trick a week. No mouse required!
Vs Code one tip a week: code folding
Become a VsCode power user by learning one trick a week
How to to derive enum/union values in Flow without duplication
Deriving literal values from a map to define a Union type in Flow, without duplication
Interpolating colours within a range in D3.js
Enhance your data visualisations with colour gradients with the power of d3.js
Up your Lodash game by going functional: from chaining to piping
A step by step walkthrough towards a more expressive and efficient usage of Lodash
A simple trick to make npm and yarn installs on Mac a bit less painful
Save your Mac some wasted work by letting Spotlight ignore all the content of your node_modules