Scaling from 100 to 1M users? The answer isn't "add more servers." It’s eliminating unnecessary work at every layer.
I built a URL shortener to test this: CDN edge, Redis cache-aside & TTL jitter.
Read the full breakdown:
https://t.co/sqMHnF58Wj
You press Enter. Your page loads in 0.5 seconds.
That half second just touched 7 layers of infrastructure.
DNS → TCP → HTTP → Architecture → Server → Response → Render
I broke down every single one.
Full article 👇
https://t.co/7Xh0C9zgXf
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Another huge week of AI and robotics news.
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Here's everything you need to know and how to make sense out of it:
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Imagine changing the UI of your product listing page. If your UI Components are well-separated from the Product Domain Module, you can do it without touching the core business logic of how products are managed! That's the power of this separation.
The beauty lies in the separation! Domain Modules know about Entities but ideally know very little about specific UI Components. This decoupling makes our frontend more flexible, testable, and easier to evolve.
Thinking about Domain Modules: These are like mini-applications within your bigger frontend! They encapsulate specific business logic and data related to a particular domain (e.g., user management, product catalog). Keeps things organized and reusable! #Frontend
@Abmankendrick Using a multiselect with an input in Option A is more effective for scalability. As more services are added, Option A remains clean and adaptable, accommodating growth without clutter. In contrast, Option B risks becoming crowded with increased options, impacting the overall exp.