I recently graduated as a software engineer. In this post, I wanted to share my first experience of learning and building a dev-ops process.

As a recent graduate I worked in (and delivered!) three group projects. The first was a simplified mini-clone of AirBnb, delivered in one week, the second, an equally simplified mini-clone of Facebook, and the third, anything of our choosing. The last two were both delivered in 2 weeks.f

In each of the group projects we worked with different people and different tech stacks. We also took different approaches to feature delivery. In one group project, tasks were split between front and back end, in the other two, we were responsible for the complete full-stack feature.

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Get related items of a post in sanity by comparing category array reference with another array

Suppose you have an Array Reference to Category and you want to get all posts with one of the categories listed in the current post. This is usually when you need to get related items.

*[_type == "post" && slug.current == $slug][0] { title, categories[]->, "related": *[_type == "post" && count(categories[@._ref in ^.^.categories[]._ref]) > 0] | order(publishedAt desc, _createdAt desc) [0..5] { title, slug } } // Params // {"slug": "my-post"}

The above code will fetch all posts if one of the categories in the post matches with the current post's category array. This is mainly achived using the 

count(categories[@._ref in ^.^.categories[]._ref]) > 0

This will give you true if any element in categories is also in the post’s category list. If you want 

 to match exactly, you have to compare == count(categories).

Use foo._ref instead of foo->_id, as it’s much faster to not join unless you need what's inside.

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Why should we do a redesign? Who outside of design should be involved, and how do we tackle planning? How do we set a proper timeline?

These are just a handful of the questions creative teams might ask themselves ahead of a website redesign. In-house creative teams play such a crucial role in the design, planning, and execution of a modern website redesign project — so we chatted with Dani Balenson, an independent creative director who’s worked with brands like Oscar Health and Vox Media (and helped Webflow with our homepage refresh in 2021!), Michael Rossi, Senior UX/UI Designer at Hubilo, and Webflow’s Principal Brand Designer, Kyle Benson, on the complexities, must-dos, and processes they stick to when approaching a website redesign. The modern website is much different and more involved than web development was during the early ages of the internet. It’s often a — if not the — primary marketing asset for any company. “The web has changed so drastically in the last decade, it’s pushed everyone to come to the realization that rethinking how their website looks and functions is a necessity,” Michael explained. “I’ve worked on a few projects where a team thought redesigning their site meant they had to rebrand, but I was slowly able to help them understand that just because you need to redesign your website doesn’t mean you need to completely change every aspect of it.” Dani echoed this sentiment and sees a redesign as a type of site refresh, which means certain elements of your look, feel, or functionality can remain consistent. “[A website refresh] is a different lipstick, a different eyeliner, a different brow pencil — something you use to look fresher and more modern,” she explains. As a result, a redesign doesn’t need to be grounded in something as large as a rebrand. It simply needs to address a shift in your business or target audience. Dani added that design is a “service of communication” — one that allows you to either speak to a new audience or fix something that’s not working the way you want it to. Once a team comes to this realization, it must take a step back to reorient goals, define desired outcomes, and begin identifying next steps.

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