| Reactionaries Front-end First up, another 🚨 actual good deal alert 🚨 for ya, this time focused on React. If you're keen on building real-time apps with React, Wes Bos' React for Beginners course is the way to learn how [reactforbeginners]. Enter 'VERSIONING' at checkout for 25% off. Actually, enter 'VERSIONING' at every checkout you come to, even physical ones, just to see what happens. Once you're up-to-speed, this React and Redux cheat sheet will help you remember what's what [github/uanders]. How to build mega menus with Flexbox [sitepoint]. Houston, We Have a Problem Back-end/programming An intro to KeystoneJS, a great Node.js alternative to WordPress [sitepoint]. How Uber built a high-performance web app for a global market [eng.uber]. A guide to the structure of an Elm app [css-tricks]. A tutorial for building a lyrics searching site with Laravel Scout and Algolia [sitepoint]. Apollo [github/apolloauto] is an open autonomous driving platform(!), built by Baidu. GitHub Polls [gh-polls.netlify] are a thing you can use to vote on issues and readmes. Kinda crazy an official version of this doesn't exist yet. Let's Get Ethical Design/UX/product How to handle being overwhelmed as someone new to UX design [uxplanet]. Nothing about subscribing to Versioning though, which is weird. Keep it simple, stupid [medium/@carinecarmy]. Sorry, you're not stupid, but you should still keep things simple. *stage-whisper* "… stupid…" A code of ethics for designers [deardesignstudent]. 7 simple microinteractions and how to build them in Framer [toptal]. Champagne Supernova in the Sky News/business Volvo's gone all-in on hybrid and electric cars - from 2019 that'll be all they release [arstechnica]. Wired sits down with some guy named… Barack…? to discuss AI, self-driving cars and the future [wired]. Hmm, this is relevant to my life: the medicare card details of all Australians are up for sale on the dark web [smh]. I'm just a resident, so I assume I'm completely fine and have nothing to worry about. You had me at "controversial supernova discovery" [quantamagazine]. 27 marketing stack tools you can't afford not to use [unbounce]. What you'll earn at Google, Microsoft, IBM and others [hackernoon]. Good luck! How critical journeys can help a failing product not fail [medium/initialized-capital]. Seven things you need to sort out before building an app [codingsans]. Thanks to Tamas for sending that through! To the Victor, Go the Spoilers Everything else There's a pretty good little Product Hunt thread going on about everyone's favorite newsletters [producthunt]. I wonder if any that we're familiar with are on there? Probably not, right? If you need a break from work this fun game is just the ticket: it's a boring office job simulator [pippinbarr]. As the game's description suggests, once the robots have taken over we'll need things like this to pass the time. If you saw the reports of an upcoming car-straddling elevated bus in China and thought to yourself, "that seems like a terrible idea in every way," you can rest assured: it's a scam [arstechnica]. Spoil Your Enemies [spoilyourenemies] lets you send TV show spoilers to people you don't like, anonymously. Muzzle [muzzleapp] turns off potentially concerning computer notifications when you're screensharing. Finally, some lunatic/legend used Google Sheets to build a virtual machine [briansteffens]. | 
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