No worries. Your goals aren’t going anywhere.

Reminding myself from time to time that your position matters as much as your effort. #mindsetmatters #lifelessons #enterpreneur

Not sure about the sando, but those chocolate dragées look fantastic!

Equality vs. Identity: Know Your Checks Ever wondered about the difference between '==' and 'is' in Python? `=` is used for an object equality check based on __eq__ or __cmp__ methods. `is` is used for an object identity check based on their memory locations.

Let's get to know each other a bit better. When you're not debugging with a debugger, are you Club Print 🖨️ or Club Icecream 🍦?

What's your preferred bare-minimum package structure for Python projects? I like the following structure as a starting point but curious to learn how others approach this.

🚀 Planning a new Django app and checking PostgreSQL 16! Excited for its latest features. Any thoughts on its stability for a fresh project? 🐍🐘 The latest I used was v14 but it sounds like time for a new one 🙂 #PostgreSQL #Django

VSCode's got jokes - it thinks auto-activating one of my long-forgotten virtual environments is a fun way to spice up terminal restarts! 🔁 😅

What stages do you prioritize in your design process, and are there any unconventional steps you've found effective? Share your insights in the comments below!

Looks like most designers use the framework, guiding them from initial research to the final polished UI using the following key stages: 1. Initial UX/UI Research 2. Sitemap 3. Information Architecture 4. Moodboards 5. Design system 6. Wireframes 7. UI design

The first day of the year. Remember: it's a plain canvas waiting for your unique brushstrokes. Only you and your mindset can make it or break it.

Shouldn't it return "ospf" instead of "spf"?

Can someone explain if it's a bug or a feature? 🤔

Diving into the world of UX/UI and got me scratching my head about Information Architecture vs Sitemap. Are they long-lost twins or just distant cousins? 🤔 The design mystery for me for now until I understand it 😊

Start crafting a solution after you understand the problem. This strategic approach ensures your efforts are targeted and effective.

2. Bitbucket lets you create a 2-level hierarchy for your repos (workspaces and projects). GitHub has only a single level hierarchy, that's an organization.

1. In Bitbucket, under a free account, it allows to create branch protection rules but, in GitHub, you've got to be on an Enterprise plan for this or make that repo public. Making the repo public might not always be an option for your project.

Sometimes, I have been asked why I prefer to use BitBucket for my side project repos over GitHub. There are 2 main reasons for me.

Efforts and time invested in systems and processes are priceless!

It took me a while to figure out how to remove a repo from a team in Github. Not sure if it’s a good UX - seems quite tricky to me. A "Delete" button in red color would make it quite noticeable I guess.