- You know how to share secret values with other employees. 📚
- You know how to use the command line to switch between users
- You know how to share secret values externally 📚
- You create pull requests with proper name and description 📚
- You squash merge your pull requests 📚
- You understand the pros and cons of git rebase vs git merge 📚
- You name your commits properly 📚
- You review PRs carefully and leave your comments 📚
- You know how to configure rules in a repository for merging to specific branches (master, develop)
- You add proper label in pull requests
- You create your branches under the proper folder (feature, fix, hotfix)
- You know how to create and reference issues
- You know how to verify when a build check failed
- You know how to create GitHub Wiki pages
- You know how to verify when a build check failed
- You know how to reference a Jira ticket in your commit
- You use Slack statuses in line with company policy (remote working, vacationing, in a meeting, etc)
- You know how to create groups and channels
- You know how to create Confluence pages
- You know how to give praise and add talk topics to a 1:1 meeting
- You know how to create goals and mark them as complete
- You know how to create tickets and write comments
- You can configure local email client
- You can configure email signatures
- You can create State Machine with simple transitions 📚
- You know how to listen for state transitions
- You know how to use current user context in message log
- You know how to configure defaults for models 📚
- You know how to disable caching for specific query
- You know how to create a notification
- Know how to translate Django models fields
- You know how to setup fallback language
- You have to configure salt and length of the hash
- You know how to use it as a PK
- You know how to define defaults
- How to cast variables, including lists
- You can use helpers like db for connection strings
- You understand 12 factor app concept
- How to declare a model with versioned history
- You are able to add your own action in Django admin panel
- You know how to set a custom name for an action
- You can decide when it's appropriate library, contrary to your own implementation
- You know how to declare a type
- You understand pitfalls of not doing so
- You can define necessary manager class
- Define routes with http verbs
- How to setup an app config
- Use with storage, using DB of choice
- How to response with json and use http code constants
- You can create full text search query
- You know how to use ordering query
- You can use it with DRF Generic View
- You know how to create custom queryset for a filter
- You can create simple HTTP endpoint using API gateway
- You know plugins to handle local development like serverless offline
- Configure more robust triggers like SQS events
- You know how to use WSGI based framework
- You know how to scaffold a Django app
- You know how to create routing with query params
- You can query DB using one of asynchronous libraries
- You know how to use model in response
- You can create server side events view
- You know how to use
Depends
- You know how to declare a model
- You can identify proper field types to model
- You know how to use resources
- You know how credentials are used, along with region
- Know how to setup static files served by a middleware
- You are able to render a PDF
- You are able to create Models
- You used proxy model
- You know how to chain queries using custom Manager
- You can create Model
- You know how to create virtual fields
- You know how to configure a connection
- You can setup/create migrations
- You know how to create a model
- You know how to fetch by a hash or scan by props
- You know how to do an upsert opearation
- You are able to create a task
- You can create multiple queues
- You can configure a broker
- You know how to use flower
- You can create own Task classes to extend functionality
- You know how does sofy and hard limit works
- You know how to use it to render templates
- You are able to render a template
- Can setup a test case with multiple paths using fixtures
- You are able to define custom fixtures
- You know how to add plugins
- You know fixture scopes
- You know how to create a factory
- You know how to use traits
- You know how to create related factories
- You know how to generate faked values using built-in providers
- You know how to configure a test env
- You can describe a test using assertions
- You can create scenarios
- You know how to generate fake data
- You know how to pass variables between phases
- You are able to create relative datetime objects
- You can convert timezones of datetime objects
- You know how to create foreign keys
- You know data types, including JSON
- You know how to query data using JSON path
- You know how to connect and create a collection
- You can listen for changes using live data updates
- You know what data types are supported
- You are able to define an index
- You are able to query index
- You know how to update an index
- You know how to read from and write to a DynamoDB table
- You know how to scan the table to search for an item and understand the performance cost of this operation
- You know how to structure documents
- You know how to create a json response
- You know how to add a middleware
- You know how to fetch/persist data in DB
[Optional] mongoose
- You know how to create Model using Schema
- You can create a payment using django-stripe-payments
- You know how to do a refund
[Optional] OAuth
[Optional] Auth0
- You know how to activate a provider
- You know how to upload custom templates
- You how used at least one library to work with JWT
- You can create JWT with custom payload
- You can manage webhooks
- You can upload models from CLI
[Optional] Swagger
- You know how to annotate endpoints to describe it
[Optional] drf-yasg
- You know how to configure the view
[Optional] Redoc
- You know how to initialize it
[Optional] CLI
- You used one of
[Optional] httpie
- You can create requests with JSON payload
- You used one of the tools in a project
- You know how to read results table, including cumulative time
- You know how to configure
- You are able to adjust defaults
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