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How B-Trees Actually Work on Disk: From RAM to SSD
Why You Should Care About B-Trees and Storage Layers
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Onakoya Korede
Building Device-Aware Sessions in a JWT-Based Auth System
How JWT-Based Auth Systems Can Track Devices and Revoke Access with Precision
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Onakoya Korede
🧠 Cold vs Warm Queries: Why Your First Query Is Always Slower
And what really happens under the hood across memory, disk, and cache layers.
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Onakoya Korede

June 2025

Backpressure in WebSocket Streams – What Nobody Talks About
When you think about real-time web applications, you probably focus on blazing-fast initial connections, efficient data serialization, and elegant…
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Onakoya Korede
What is Chaos Engineering: How Netflix Uses Chaos Engineering for Database Resilience
Modern software systems, especially those built on cloud infrastructure with microservices, are incredibly complex.
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Onakoya Korede
Designing Effective Compensating Transactions: The Idempotency Imperative
In the world of microservices and distributed transactions, the traditional ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) properties of a single…
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Onakoya Korede
Beyond In-Memory: Mastering Redis Durability with the Append Only File
How Redis AOF makes your data invisible...
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Onakoya Korede

May 2025

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March 2025

How eBay Integrated WASM into Their Product: A Deep Dive into the Barcode Scanner
The Challenge: Bringing Native Performance to the Web
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Onakoya Korede
Scaling Vector Search: A Developer's Journey into High-Dimensional Scaling
A Developer's Curious Journey into High-Dimensional Challenges, Scalable Architectures, and the Tools Powering Next-Gen Search.
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Onakoya Korede
TypeScript Compiler in Golang? The Performance Gains You Can Expect
A Major Shift for TypeScript
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Onakoya Korede
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