Systems Design & Architecture

Quick Developer Note : La différence entre déclarer une méthode et déclarer une fonction comme propriété dans une classe TypeScript ou… Continue reading on nors

And most developers haven’t noticed. Continue reading on Medium »

As a Solutions Architect and Systems Engineer, my philosophy has always been to see the entire forest while others focus on the trees. I… Continue reading on Me

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You’ve mastered Jetpack Compose, Coroutines, and Clean Architecture. But when the interviewer asks “design a URL shortener” — you blank… Continue reading on Med

Stop hiding behind “microservices are hard” and “distributed systems are inherently chaotic.” Most of your production incidents come from… Continue reading on C

When an organization inevitably realizes that its massive monolithic application has become a liability rather than an asset, a… Continue reading on CodeX »

When an organization inevitably realizes that its massive monolithic application has become a liability rather than an asset, a… Continue reading on CodeX »

When I first start building an application, a monolithic architecture always feels like the perfect, undeniable choice. Continue reading on CodeX »

When I first start building an application, a monolithic architecture always feels like the perfect, undeniable choice. Continue reading on CodeX »

WhatsApp handles 100 billion messages per day. Two people can message each other from Mumbai and New York and the message arrives in under… Continue reading on

Most engineers underestimate video streaming because the user experience looks simple. Continue reading on Medium »

The infrastructure problem nobody trained you for and how five types of builders are solving it. Continue reading on Medium »

The infrastructure problem nobody trained you for and how five types of builders are solving it. Continue reading on Medium »

I have worked for both large tech companies and startups. Two patterns kept showing up across every company I worked at startup and large… Continue reading on M

Context graphs need knowledge architecture. But what does it take to build one? The answer has been hiding in plain sight for years.

For most of my career, I thought architecture was primarily a problem of decomposition. Continue reading on Medium »

The question every Angular developer is asking in 2025 — answered with real production code and honest lessons from the trenches. Continue reading on Medium »

Shopify Staff Engineer Guilherme Carreiro discusses building and scaling highly customizable platforms. Using Shopify’s Liquid theme system as a case study, he

If you’re like most engineering teams I know, you’re drowning in AI-generated code. Continue reading on BeyondIT.Blog »

An operation is idempotent when performing it multiple times produces the same result as performing it once. That definition is short… Continue reading on Mediu

Welcome to the first official post in our Zero to Hero in System Design series! Continue reading on Medium »

The hydraulic system is the most important system in an excavator. It converts engine power into hydraulic energy, enabling the machine to… Continue reading on

How tracing one realistic query changed our entire graph topology — and the design principle it left behind. Continue reading on Medium »

You recognized it in database queries. The same pattern has been hiding in your HTTP calls, your Redis lookups, and your LLM tool calls. Continue reading on Mas

One of the biggest mindset shifts in frontend engineering happens when you realise that not all state is the same. Continue reading on Medium »

Interesting engineering write-up from Netflix on maintaining a real-time service topology in a large microservices ecosystem. The takeaway for me: observability

Interesting engineering write-up from Netflix on maintaining a real-time service topology in a large microservices ecosystem. The takeaway for me: observability

If you spend enough time in the tech industry, you learn a painful truth: writing code is only half the battle. The other half — the… Continue reading on Medium

Service designers love the language of systems. We map complexity. We expose dependencies. We identify breakdowns between people… Continue reading on Medium »

The 5-second rule of distributed systems (No, not the food one) Continue reading on Level Up Coding »

Hello everyone, Recently I published on GitHub HedgeDB , my high-perf and persisted Key-Value store. Internally, it uses Direct I/O ( O_DIRECT ) almost everywhe

This article is part of a series on typing in Rust. If you’ve been writing JavaScript, TypeScript, or even Java for a while, you’ve… Continue reading on solo de

This article is part of a series on typing in Rust. If you’ve been writing JavaScript, TypeScript, or even Java for a while, you’ve… Continue reading on solo de

Not a flex. A genuine before/after that made me rethink how I write Angular. Continue reading on Medium »

In most graph models edges can only be traversed, not queried, so filtering on edge attributes forces a full scan of thousands of relationships—taking seconds.

Learn how to integrate model-based systems engineering (MBSE) with mission-driven requirements to create a connected framework that delivers reliable solutions

I've been documenting some thoughts on stream plumbing in embedded systems, based on my own frustrations encountered while interfacing modules on constrained pl

I went through four loops this year at companies that pay top of band. Continue reading on Stackademic »

I went through four loops this year at companies that pay top of band. Continue reading on Stackademic »

Is there a system that can handle this? Handling units where one row in the DB can have both pieces and kg ex. HU Code 001; Article PART1; Lot code ABC; Locatio

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The PHP world changed a lot in the last five years. React, Vue, and Svelte took over the frontend. API-first architectures became the norm… Continue reading on

Learn the 4 pillars of OOPS in Java — Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction — with simple examples and real-world… Continue reading on Mediu

How I Stopped Writing Scripts and Started Engineering Automation Engines. Continue reading on Top Python Libraries »

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With over two decades of experience in solution architecture, including roles as a Founder, Technical Co-owner, and Data Algorithm… Continue reading on Medium »

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