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Today we’ll be talking about How Khan Academy rebuilt their Python 2 monolith into a services-oriented backend written in Go. Why Khan Academy picked Go and a brief overview of the language How engineers used Side-by-Side testing to ensure the new backend was functioning properly
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Hey Everyone! Today we’ll be talking about How BuzzFeed Optimized their Frontend Web Core Vitals (LCP, FID, CLS) and how they're crucial to ranking high…
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Howdy! Today we’ll be talking about The Engineering behind Canva’s Engineering Platform Canva is a web application that you can use to make graphics…
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Howdy! Today we’ll be talking about Continuous Delivery at Airbnb Airbnb recently shifted from a Ruby on Rails monolith to a microservices architecture…
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Hey Everyone! Today we’ll be talking about Rob Pike’s 5 rules for Software Engineering Rob Pike was one of the designers of the Go programming language…
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Hey Everyone! Today we’ll be talking about How BlackRock ensures high availability Aladdin is a technology platform that BlackRock develops to help…
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Hey Everyone! Today we’ll be talking about How Tinder uses HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) Tinder’s design goals and the choice to use HLS Transcoding MP4…
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