7 videos about software architecture that people linked on Reddit, from the Programming shelf.
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44 min
Context is King | Finding Service Boundaries TalkDerek ComartinContext is King: Finding Service Boundaries - Derek Comartin (saw at Beer City Code 2019 I believe - I'm not sure if it's available online anywhere)
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46 min
Ruby Conf 12 - Boundaries by Gary BernhardtGary BernhardtMy two favorite talks these days are semi related in that the second builds off of the first: Integrated tests are a scam Boundaries These two have had a lot of influence on how I design software the last couple of years.
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9 min
How Notion Scaled to 100 Million Users Without Their Database ExplodingKiki's Bytes…was recommended this by YouTube today and found it really interesting. No idea what the channel is like
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1 h 50 min
AWS re:Invent 2024 - Dr. Werner Vogels KeynoteAWS Events…think they are all good but I was talking specifically about the 2024 one.
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1 h 11 min
Martin Fowler Reflects on Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing CodeBook OverflowFowler Reflects on Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code
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22 min
How 1 Software Engineer Outperforms 138 - Lichess Case StudyTom Delalande…about microservices basically don't do them until the circumstances force you into it. They introduce problems which you don't wanna have. Lichess, a large multiplayer system for chess, is a monolith. With today's hardware you can do it. A small team can pull off large projects these days thanks…
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32 min
Microservices are Technical DebtNeetCodeIO…about microservices basically don't do them until the circumstances force you into it. They introduce problems which you don't wanna have. Lichess, a large multiplayer system for chess, is a
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