Anas Anjaria

Explain backend development concept in simple terms

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Deep dive session on concurrency in Java/Scala with real-world examples (from the production system) #ProgrammingTips

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Unused indexes silently hurt PostgreSQL performance.

Read step-by-step guide on how to drop unused index in your production using real metrics, visual dashboards, and automation — no guesswork, no production risk.

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I have started a series on Monitoring with Elastic Stack. This is the first lecture.

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Struggling to write clean commits? 🤔

Messy commit history can make code reviews a nightmare.

In my latest video, I share 4 practical tips to structure commits that are clear, logical, and review-friendly. 🎯

#git #programmingtips #codereview
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This podcast covers:
✅ Why you should review your own code first.
✅ The importance of dropping the 'you' attitude in feedback.
✅ How asking questions instead of dictating improves collaboration.

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Are you from #India or #Pakistan and planning to pursue higher #education in #Germany ?

My podcast might help you clarify some doubts and make an informed decision about your journey!

#StudyInGermany #lifelessons #ExpatLife
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Retry mechanism is a simple and pragmatic solution for many software engineering problems, from handling API failures to resolving database deadlocks.

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This article summarizes our journey through various challenges in PostgreSQL, highlighting what went wrong, why it happened, and how we resolved it.

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In my recent blog post, I share:
- Why a clean commit history matters.
- Tips for structuring your code into meaningful commits.
- Real-world examples and scenarios.
- Writing effective commit messages.

https://t.co/jOquQL4EA3

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Are you a fresh graduate? Does your commit history look chaotic?

You’re not alone! 😉

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💡 Your commit history is like a journal of your project’s development. It should tell a clear and concise story of how your code evolved.

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If this piques your interest, explore the full story of our investigation and solutions here 👇

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PostgreSQL is a complex yet fascinating database that challenges us occasionally in the production system. I'm not an expert, but I’m continually exploring different areas through these challenges.

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To resolve it, we:

1. Optimized slow queries.
2. Distributed workload effectively.
3. Made the problem visible to the whole team.
4. Boosted system resources.