Killing Boredom for Software Engineers

Bored? Pick one and have a read. Some might be videos XD. List credits - College peers and friends!!

What comes after Micro Services?arrow-up-right

Working With Distributed Sagasarrow-up-right

Netflix: What happens when you hit play?arrow-up-right How DigitalOcean went from 15000 Database connections to under 100?arrow-up-right

On Pair Programmingarrow-up-right May be its tough for organizations to move to Pair programming due to its not so quick effects. But I think college students and workshops must be based on this paradigm.

The Feynman Technique: The Best Way to Learn Anythingarrow-up-right

Thinking in Bets: A decision is a bet. Not taking decision is also a decision.arrow-up-right

Elastic Search from Bottum Uparrow-up-right You in college? You'll like this.

Elastic Search from Top Downarrow-up-right Look at the distributed nature of Elasticsearch.

Seven ways to think like a programmerarrow-up-right

How to write a git commit message?arrow-up-right

Modules or microservices?arrow-up-right Not everything should be microservices. We must analyse the point where microservices are really a benefit due to the environment complexity that it is added.

OOP - The Trillion Dollar Disasterarrow-up-right I bet you dint see this coming.

Less code means less CO2 emissionsarrow-up-right

Forgotten History of UNIXarrow-up-right

How a wrong Stack Overflow answer led to a bug in windows .NET applications.arrow-up-right

Caring about Codingarrow-up-right

Golden Rules of Code Documentationarrow-up-right

Micro Frontends?arrow-up-right

Build your web server!arrow-up-right

How big technical changes happen at Slack?arrow-up-right

Project LightSpeed - Rewriting the Facebook Messengerarrow-up-right To make the Messenger iOS app faster, smaller, and simpler, Facebook rebuilt the architecture and rewrote the entire codebase, which is an incredibly rare undertaking and involved engineers from across the company. The new Messenger is twice as fast to start and is onefourth the size.

Hacker Lawsarrow-up-right Laws, Theories, Principles and Patterns that developers will find useful.

AWS 101arrow-up-right

101 Tips for being a great programmer (& Human)arrow-up-right

List of AWS Cloud Design Patternsarrow-up-right

(A few) Ops Lessons We All Learn The Hard Way arrow-up-right

Architecture of Open Source Applicationsarrow-up-right This website has a collection of articles describing the Architecture of Open Source Applications such as GIT, MediaWiki, Hadoop, LLVM and others. Provides a useful reference of design problems and how they are solved by the industry

What exactly is NPM, Webpack, Babel and Yarn, and how to use themarrow-up-right

Things I Wished More Developers Knew About Databases arrow-up-right

Software Folklorearrow-up-right Sometimes bugs have symptoms beyond belief. This is a collection of such stories from around the web.

Facebook Redesignarrow-up-right Interesting article about how facebook most recently rebuilt their tech and frontend stack.

Lombok: A love/hate relationshiparrow-up-right

30 Seconds of knowledgearrow-up-right

How DNS Works - Comicarrow-up-right

Getting Started with Rust by Building a Tiny Markdown Compiler arrow-up-right

Trunk based developmentarrow-up-right Single git branch

Solving Every Sudoku Puzzlearrow-up-right

Rules of thumb for a 1x developerarrow-up-right

How Zoom Works?arrow-up-right

Notes on distributed systems for young bloodsarrow-up-right

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