Systems Design & Architecture

Resource Allocation Continue reading on Medium »

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

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

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

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

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

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 »

“Data dominates. (...) Data structures, not algorithms, are central to programming” — Rob Pike Continue reading on Level Up Coding »

I’ve been working on a domain-specific language for a point-and-click framework called Escoria built...

The advanced tools and real-world workflows developers use to build, ship, and scale systems without breaking everything Continue reading on Medium »

In this podcast, Michael Stiefel spoke to Matthew Liste about building and managing software platforms. Platform services act as the basis for application devel

“Performance is not a feature - it’s the foundation. Next.js gives you the tools to build it...

The microservices hype Continue reading on Medium »

Building Document Management Systems for International Legal Workflows As a developer, you...

This post is part of the series The True Code of Production Systems. The first time you add...

Five nines on paper. Three nines in production. The dependency chain that turned our reliability math into fiction. Continue reading on Stackademic »

I designed for millions of users. He asked about the one percent I completely ignored. Continue reading on Stackademic »

AI taught me what to say. It didn’t teach me how to think. Continue reading on Stackademic »

We assumed AWS meant bulletproof. October 20, 2025 taught us the $180K lesson about single regions. Continue reading on Stackademic »

What separates engineers who get $400K offers from those who don’t — it’s not what you think. Continue reading on Stackademic »

A practical Spring Boot blueprint for architecture, testing and production readiness Continue reading on Medium »

Introduction Continue reading on Medium »

How one networking course led to understanding the physics of reality itself Continue reading on Medium »

I’ll never forget stepping off the Shinkansen, Japan’s iconic bullet train, and immediately being struck by how everything seemed to run like clockwork. I mean,

Understand Consistency and Reliability with Java Code Examples Continue reading on Javarevisited »

Most developers try to memorize 20+ design patterns. Continue reading on Medium »

Most developers try to memorize 20+ design patterns. Continue reading on Medium »

Programming Continue reading on JIN System Architect »

The language has a reputation. Some of it is earned. A lot of it is thirty years out of date. Continue reading on Medium »

GNOME 50 shipped on March 18 without X11. Three directors burned. 33% of staff cut. $105,000 on payroll. Fedora 44 and Ubuntu 26.04 LTS… Continue reading on Med

CQRS is beautiful in architecture diagrams. It’s different when your event schema changes, your projections drift, and history becomes… Continue reading on Medi

From vertical vs horizontal scaling to load balancing strategies, health checks, and building resilient systems Continue reading on Medium »

We did not break our systems by accident, we broke them because we chased architecture instead of understanding our own problems Continue reading on Medium »

Everything the .NET resilience tutorials don’t tell you. Continue reading on Medium »

When perfect system design meets real production load, theory loses. Every time. This is what happens when you optimize for clean… Continue reading on Engineeri

I knew every pattern. I could design Twitter, Netflix, and Uber in my sleep. But I kept failing FAANG system design interviews — until I… Continue reading on St

The handsome new book Maintenance: Of Everything, Part One, by the tech industry legend Stewart Brand, promises to be the first in a series offering “a comprehe

Rate limiting prevents system overload by controlling traffic flow. Different algorithms balance fairness, performance, and scalability in distributed systems.

The Certified Hardware Asset Manager (CHAM) program provides professionals with training which enables them to control physical IT assets… Continue reading on M

The advanced node competition is entering a new phase. Continue reading on Taiwan Tech Dispatch »

Di dunia teknologi yang terus berkembang, kemampuan programming dasar sudah tidak cukup lagi. Banyak developer berhenti di tahap “bisa… Continue reading on Medi

The CQRS Myth: Why Developers Overengineer Themselves Into a Corner Continue reading on Medium »

In programming, data security is a crucial aspect that cannot be ignored. As developers, it is our responsibility to protect sensitive… Continue reading on Medi

Building a project for a hackathon is one thing. Turning it into a production-ready, scalable system is something else entirely. After the initial version of St

Distributed systems don’t fail because of bugs—they fail because of assumptions. Traditional microservices rely on predictability, but AI introduces uncertainty

Context done right: reliable cancellation strategies beyond context.Context Continue reading on Dev Genius »