“The lifeline of caching is performance. It is sometimes surprising to see how often people would take the tradeoff of slightly incorrect data in exchange of fast data access. Because of its economy, caching is also the answer to scalability – intended as an optimization, plenty of systems will colla…”— Yao Yue, twitter.github.io
“It's a lot cheaper to merge cached lists than build them from scratch. This delays the crushing read/write bottleneck at the database. But you have to write the code.”— Apathy, highscalability.com
“Overflow menus seem like the perfect solution. Designers can ‘take away’ complexity and leave just the really important bits. You can quickly and easily create a clean looking user interface. The trouble with overflow menus is that you didn’t actually take anything away, you just obnoxiously obfusca…”— Daniel Burka, medium.com
“Before I had Dribbble or a WhatTheFont extension for Chrome, I would screenshot apps I used and ‘trace’ over them in Fireworks until what I was mocking up looked indiscernible from the screenshot. Now I do the same thing in Sketch.”— Jon Moore, Jon Moore, Jon Moore, medium.com
“You’ll start to see how some of the most popular apps are so simply designed. You might even find some inconsistencies here and there (but hey, these are screenshots so we’ll blame that on dev”— Jon Moore, medium.com
“You need to breakup with your habit of pushing pixel perfect designs. You should be able to ship something quick and dirty just because sometimes not doing so will impact your business. Remember that nothing is set in stone and you can always come back to fix it later.”— Kenneth, medium.com
“Developers don’t explore well-designed apps and sites to learn how to build apps and sites. They spend their time learning from demos and tutorials, which are written by other developers who are trying to explain complex coding concepts, by using contrived, ridiculous examples.”— Antoine Valot, medium.com
“Although there are lots of keywords used in SQL, SELECT, FROM, and WHERE are the ones you would be using in almost every query that you make. After reading ahead, you would realize that these key words represent the most fundamental aspect of querying a database, and other, more complex queries are…”— Soham Kamani, sohamkamani.com
“A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.”— Douglas Adams, amazon.com
“You just deliver shippable software in as continuous of a way as possible. This allows a team to pull whichever Agile principles and methods needed in order to achieve that goal.”— Gradle, gradle.org
“I applied the change yesterday not sure if it has been deployed.”— Clinton Halpin, clintonhalpin.github.io