Databases at Scale with Tyler Benfield (Staff Engineer @ Prisma) | ORMs, Indexes, Connection Pooling & Scaling Postgres to Billions of Requests
You can never build anything faster than your slowest database query. In this episode, Tyler Benfield, Staff Software Engineer at Prisma, breaks down everything developers need to know about database performance, from why your queries are slow to how Prisma scales Postgres to handle billions of req…
Django Tasks - Jake Howard
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django-tasks and Jake's GitHub
Jake's personal website
DSF Member of the Month - Jake Howard
DjangoCon Europe 2024: Empowering Django with Background Workers
Django Forum - Steering Council Vote on Background Tasks
PyCon UK 2025 Talk: Halt and Catch Fire: Forcefully Stopping P…
SE Radio 716: Martin Kleppmann Local-First Software
Martin Kleppmann, Associate Professor at the University of Cambridge and author of the best-selling O'Reilly book Designing Data-Intensive Applications, talks to host Adi Narayan about local-first collaboration software. They discuss what the term means, how it leads to simpler application architec…
SE Radio 716: Martin Kleppmann Local-First Software
Martin Kleppmann, Associate Professor at the University of Cambridge and author of the best-selling O'Reilly book Designing Data-Intensive Applications, talks to host Adi Narayan about local-first collaboration software. They discuss what the term means, how it leads to simpler application architec…
Designing Data-intensive Applications with Martin Kleppmann
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Brian Scanlan: Building AI-First at Intercom
In this episode of On Rails, Robby is joined by Brian Scanlan, Senior Principal Engineer at Intercom, where a 15-year-old Rails monolith with millions of lines of code sits at the heart of the business.
Brian shares how Intercom's philosophy of being "technically conservative" has kept their engine…
Increasing Users’ Data Agency: From BlueSky's AT Protocol to the Local-First Software Movement
Martin Kleppmann, an associate professor at Cambridge and author of Designing Data-Intensive Applications, discusses the evolution of data systems over the last decade, mainly the shift from monolithic databases to modular building blocks. Kleppmann underlines the importance of moving from cloud-ce…
System Design Interview: What Interviewers Actually Look For
System design interviews are partly arbitrary. Interviewing.io analyzed 1,000+ mock interviews. 80% of candidates score inconsistently across them. Same person, different day, different result. Even strong candidates (3-of-4 average) fail 22% of the time. Almost one in four.
But the same data says…
#120: Mike Zornek Fights For the Users
Mike Zornek wants your software to keep working even when the company behind it disappears. He joins The Trio to explain local-first software, Automerge, and CRDTs, then shares what he learned building LocalCents, an expense tracker that syncs offline edits. Steve digs into collaboration, Kotaro as…
Distributed databases with Peter Mattis
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