7 PyTest Features and Plugins That Will Save You Tons of Time– I read many tutorials and posts about PyTest and this is the first time I run into those flags (features 1-5) which I find very useful. As always – if you can use your superpowers to read the documentation directly.
Patterns for Authorization in Microservices – I find this post interesting since I currently face a similar problem of setting authorization and authentication architecture in the product I work on that can have complex access patterns such as a user can access multiple resources on different access levels owned by different organizations.
https://www.osohq.com/post/microservices-authorization-patterns
Related bonus – https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/api-authentication-with-tokens
Database Indexing Anti-Patterns – I find this post slightly too high level. Yes, it state possible issues with indexing but a more effective post would be how to detect those anti-patterns on specific databases. E.g measure Mongo index usage on Mongo – https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/measure-index-use/
This link is part of this post as a periodic reminder to think and take care of those topics before they become issues.
https://towardsdatascience.com/database-indexing-anti-patterns-dccb1b8ecef
How to safely think in systems. – “Effective systems thinking comes from the tension between model and reality, without a healthy balance you’ll always lose the plot.”. I’m not sure if this post should be in the parenting category or in the career \ professional \ management category.
https://lethain.com/how-to-safely-think-in-systems/
How Improvised Stand-up Comedy Taught Me to Interview Better – “After all, questions in an interview are mostly a means for getting to know the candidate better, just as pulling words out of a hat is just the framework for a show.”. Great post that connects two domains that usually aren’t brought up together.
https://nogamann.medium.com/how-improvised-stand-up-comedy-taught-me-to-interview-better-9f0168be0726
Tom Ron 