Systems Design & Architecture

The first time Carbon compiled my code successfully, I smiled. Continue reading on Medium »

Most codebases don't have accurate architecture documentation. Either it was never created, or it...

Real software isn't separate front-end, back-end and infrastructure components. They must work together seamlessly.

The Navigation API is a new interface for managing client-side navigation in single-page applications, now available in major browsers as of January 2026. It ad

Solving the classic Dining Philosophers problem with Permits and Condition Variables. Continue reading on Medium »

Every representation of a system is partial — capturing some knowledge dimensions while omitting others — and the question is not whether… Continue reading on M

The Problem Everyone Faces Continue reading on Medium »

ByteByteGo or Hello Interview? Which one are you using for coding interview preparation in 2026? Continue reading on Javarevisited »

By Terence Nashawn Glenn | The Architect Continue reading on Medium »

Building a great product often means scaling your internal tooling. But as a company grows, a common...

It is common to build backend architectures around horizontal layers. We separate systems into familiar tiers like presentation… Continue reading on Medium »

Comment DDD, l'architecture hexagonale et Spring Modulith te permettent d'utiliser Claude,...

Microfrontends sound amazing on architecture diagrams. Continue reading on Front-end World »

The rules that hold underneath the spec and the loop. Four locality principles, three contract principles, three quarantine principles. Plus what the audit corr

Most Angular apps fail scalability because the frontend was never designed around the business itself. Here's how Domain-Driven Design fixes that — with Nx, Sig

The BFF Pattern: Your Frontend's Best Friend in the Microservices Maze Ever felt like your...

Some of the best engineering decisions I’ve made weren’t inspired by architecture books, design...

Plenty of tools will scan a codebase or platform and hand you a graph : dependencies services packages tables endpoints ownership tags That can be genuinely use

Why Your Server Dies When Three Users Show Up Continue reading on Medium »

Qué son los patrones de diseño, por qué importan más que nunca, y ejemplos reales en Java y TypeScript: Singleton, Strategy y Observer explicados sin academicis

When building distributed systems or breaking down an existing monolithic system, managing...

7 TypeScript Patterns I Use in Every Project These aren't groundbreaking. They're the...

If your system accepts every request, it will eventually fail under its own load. Context After...

A lightweight server and framework for turn-based multiplayer games Continue reading on Medium »

Designing a metadata-centric failure contract for distributed Rust environments. When...

Building Microfrontends with Svelte: A Modern Approach to Scalable Web Apps The frontend...

The Ambassador Pattern: Your Microservice's Wingman (and More!) Ever feel like your...

Your microservice will fail. Not once. Not twice. Many times. Continue reading on Medium »

NestJS was deliberately designed so you can start simple and grow without rewriting. Here's how to...

What Breaks When Platform-Specific Publishing Steps Stop Sharing the Same Assumptions: Practical Notes for Builders Most content systems do not break at the dra

Proto-Synth Grid Engine is a deterministic, blueprint-driven, math-first simulation surface where geometry becomes computation, entities act as executors, and 2

Compare ACID and BASE transaction models, when to use each, and how modern databases balance consistency, availability, and partition tolerance.

At some point in your embedded software journey, you’ll inevitably come face-to-face with a schematic. And when you do, it’s going to be… Continue reading on Me

Photo by Amy Hirschi on Unsplash Continue reading on Medium »

I used to have a major problem with system design. Every time I sat down to map out a new...

You’ve written Java before. You know what a class is. But do you actually understand why OOP exists — and how to use it properly? Continue reading on Medium »

You’ve written Java before. You know what a class is. But do you actually understand why OOP exists — and how to use it properly? Continue reading on Medium »

A step-by-step walkthrough of the exact structure senior engineers follow to structure, expand, and defend any system design answer Continue reading on Medium »

Backlogs in distributed systems are arithmetic problems, not mysteries. This article provides practical formulas for calculating backlog drain time, sizing cons

Modern software systems are becoming increasingly powerful. Continue reading on Medium »

A data type describes the kind of value a variable holds. That is work electronic machines works. Continue reading on Medium »

These four architectures all solve the same core problem — how do you organize code so that your business logic doesn’t get tangled up… Continue reading on Medi

Let me start with why different databases exist, then how to design for them, and finally how they work together in distributed systems. Continue reading on Med

In a microservices architecture, application performance is not determined solely by how fast your...

The Microservices Maze: Navigating the Pitfalls of Tiny Systems So, you've heard the...

When components start controlling everything, scalability starts collapsing silently. Continue reading on Medium »

Everyone Has Heard of Clean Architecture. Almost Nobody Can Explain What the Dependency Rule Actually Enforces. Continue reading on Medium »

Most developers think they’re building applications. Pages. APIs. Features. Endpoints. Something...