Designing scalable systems isn’t just interview prep—it’s what separates systems that survive 100k users vs 10M users. Here are 11 real-world challenges you’ll face (or already are facing) in backend and frontend architecture, along with solutions battle-tested by engineers in production. 👇 1.How do you design database schema for millions of users without performance issue?…
“Perfect code is impossible. Perfect recovery is achievable.” This philosophy led us to build React applications that heal themselves and never let users down. At 3:47 AM on a Tuesday, our payment component crashed in production. 10,000 users were actively shopping. In the old system, this would have crashed the entire checkout flow, losing thousands…
This is a submission for the Google AI Studio Multimodal Challenge What I Built I built AI Health Companion, an accessibility-focused applet designed to support patients and caregivers with three core modes: Visual Aid: Users upload an image, and the app describes the scene in plain language, highlighting important objects and potential hazards. In addition…
Google appears poised to replace classic search with AI Mode, a move that could transform how users access information.
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT branching feature lets you explore alternate ideas in parallel.
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If you are a package maintainer of software used by others, you may not be a target like journalists or government officials but a target nonetheless. Earlier today one maintainer fell victim to something that could have impacted any overworked software engineer, a message that was a well disguised spear phishing campaign. See: Security Alert…
For the last few months, I’ve been working on a side project called BuildVoyage. The idea is simple: a SaaS directory that tracks the entire journey of a product milestones, pivots, and especially the tech stack. I got tired of directories that are just graveyards for “launch day” posts. I wanted to see the living…
TL;DR: Supply chain security is the hidden $120K–$220K+ career path most developers are overlooking. GitLab has 5–7 unfilled roles at any given time, Datadog just spun up a dedicated Artifact Integrity team, and SBOM/SLSA appear in 75%+ of postings. Companies often prefer DevOps backgrounds over traditional security. 85%+ of these jobs are remote-friendly — yet…
If the iPhone 17 Pro Max gets a 48MP 8x optical zoom lens, I’m buying
