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Thanks for summary this topics

Any idea how Domino databases work in this regard? Do they follow the same concepts? Is the compaction process "Tiering" or "Leveling"?

не так уж подробно, на собеседования этот вопрос очень популярен, требуется подробнее рассказывать

Amazing video

nice!

Most easy tutorial on OSI

Where’s the part where I start crying?

this is very useful, thx, but what about desktop apps?

Some mistakes here and there, but yeah generally that's how boot process works.

The 🐐 himself

I’ve been using docker for years. I’ve never installed node on my laptop, only Python

Why not use game engine for cross-platform app development godot(it is even light weight + great for ui dev) or unity

that was just beautiful

No ReactJS, no UX, no automated testing? Are you going TDD or BDD? What framework is managing your workflows? No way this scales to 20 users a day.

As a mobile engineer i agree with this 100percent

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I published one on FDROID like a 100 years ago.

I'm first

love your content

@2:20 the 3rd column need to be renamed 'SnapStore ' instead of 'PrintMagic'?

Honestly, the best explanation, visual as well as spoken I have ever seen. Great job 💪

iLove you! Are you for hire... ❤😂

Thanks for the easy-to-understand explanation. I'm taking a cloud certification exam soon and they don't give you much context for these layers in the material I'm using, so it helps a lot!

Thanks. I just joined Google as a L5 engineer and was overwhelmed with this 80 terabyte repo. Never seen something so big. Your video clearly highlights the pros of having a monorepo and also discusses the trade-offs my company made. I want to let the readers know that at Google, we don't have a local development environment. We use Cloudtop, a remote server, and a browser embedded IDE named Cider to code as it is next to impossible to clone 80 TB repo locally. Our macbooks are just a window to look into our Cloudtop machines.

Which tool have you used to create the presentation

The one that really interest me is the micro kernel pattern , because we interact with it daily but rarely get involved into developing a system that uses it

Crystal clear thanks !

I appreciate your simple explanation, using "Netflix" as a basic example... Thank you, so much. ❤