Systems Design & Architecture

Here is a question that often pops up in senior web developer and backend interviews: "If you were...

3 PILAR OOP : Enkapsulasi, Pewarisan, Polimorfisme. Continue reading on Medium »

Every browser has a native scroll restoration feature. It's called scroll-restoration in the History...

A Deep Dive into Cache Lines and Arena Allocators Continue reading on Medium »

There is a design decision that separates projections that recover from crashes automatically from ones that needs manual intervention. Continue reading on Medi

You prompt Claude Code: "add role-based access control to my app." It generates a users table, a...

Go structs look simple — but under the hood, they play a huge role in performance, memory efficiency, and system design. Continue reading on Medium »

Links Repo: https://github.com/feichai0017/NoKV Interactive demo:...

Microservices often need to communicate with each other to fulfill requests. While synchronous communication like RESTful API calls (as… Continue reading on Med

If you are learning Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), you have definitely seen these two words:...

If you are learning Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in JavaScript, one word that can feel scary is:...

From One to One Billion: A Guide to System Scalability In the world of modern computing,...

Two data structures power most on-chain state management on Midnight: Map and MerkleTree. They look...

How to make two aggregates cooperate without knowing each other. Cross-aggregate event handlers, saga idempotency, partial failure handling.

I've had this conversation too many times. A developer joins a project, looks at the architecture,...

We assume systems behave consistently. They don’t. Take a simple workflow: A request comes in →...

I built two disk cleanup CLIs — one in Rust with a TUI, one in Go with risk scoring. Here's what each language and design taught me that the other couldn't.

I shipped burn-mcp-server on npm — 26 tools, 349 installs last week, 1152 last month. Three design calls that kept it from collapsing.

If you’re building a web application for a small or medium-sized business, you don’t need the most hyped stack — you need the most… Continue reading on Medium »

Evaluate migration readiness with our weighted scoring matrix comparing WordPress to headless and component systems. Includes technical debt auditing

Originally published at norvik.tech Introduction In-depth analysis of the codemix...

MPI jobs that run are easy. MPI jobs that run fast and efficiently — that’s where things get interesting. If your application scales poorly, takes longer than e

I'm building a text editor for constructed languages. The kind of thing where you define phonological...

Stop. Read this before you touch your Angular architecture again. Continue reading on Medium »

ACID ensures database transactions are reliable. Everything succeeds or fails together, data stays valid, operations don’t conflict, and committed changes are p

Today’s focus was on one of the core OOP concepts – Interfaces 🔥 Instead of only theory, I practiced...

The Architect's Nightmare: Building a Spatial Memory API That Actually Works Okay, let's...

Introduction Most Angular applications don't collapse because of bad components — they...

Prove your Rust code works—not just seems to work. Explore formal verification with Rust's type system, Kani, and Prusti to eliminate bugs at compile time.

Learn how to build a high-performance time-series storage engine in Go using columnar storage, delta encoding, and parallel queries. Read the full guide.

Building the Backend for a Spatial Memory Network: Lessons from the Trenches Alright,...

Rollback Scripts Are Not System State: Why Runtime Truth Comes First in Recovery Work In...

GitHub has publicly addressed a series of recent availability and performance issues that disrupted services across its platform, attributing the incidents to r

Complexity, scaling costs, and why many teams are quietly moving back to simpler systems Continue reading on Stackademic »

Building a Digital Time Machine: The Brutal Reality Check - Part 2 A Developer's...

Choosing a mobile framework feels like a technical decision. Continue reading on Medium »

Building reusable UI components in Symfony has historically been a balancing act. On one hand,...

A hands-on walkthrough of Midnight's two core infrastructure components: the proof server that...

"Good code is not written. It's designed." OOP is how you design it. What Even Is...

Two Languages That Both Want to Save You From Yourself Continue reading on Rustaceans »

Every time you loop through an array, a tree cries. Continue reading on Medium »

A first-time introduction to Virtual Frame — what it is, why it exists, and how it composes...

What Happens When You Don't Find a Perfect Tool for Learning! Start with the exact moment you got...

Simply Naming The syntax "holy wars" debating order_id vs OrderId are over. In the era of...

When people first step into system design, they often expect to learn about...

Every engineer knows the feeling. You’re reviewing a pull request on a distributed cloud system, you spot something that makes you uneasy… Continue reading on M

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multi-tenant isolation, auth, rate limits, audit trails, approval gates and more Continue reading on Level Up Coding »