Highly concurrent in-memory counter in GoLang
engineering.grab.com·10h
🧠Memory Models
Cap'n Proto in WASM
mikel.xyz·1h·
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🔧WASI
My custom two realtime concurrency primitives
blog.inkreas.ing·1d·
Discuss: r/rust
🎯Ring Buffers
The Ultimate Guide to Building Real-Time Apps with SignalR
dev.to·2d·
Discuss: DEV
📡Async Channels
Rigorous Evaluation of Microarchitectural Side-Channels with Statistical Model Checking
arxiv.org·6h
📱Bytecode Design
Recurse Checkins
404wolf.com·9h
🔄Bootstrapping
🧠 Mastering Transient vs Volatile in Java: A Beginner’s Guide
dev.to·1d·
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🔗Lexical Scoping
Working pipe operator today in pure JavaScript
github.com·2d·
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🌪️V8 Pipeline
My Node.js app's performance hit a wall at scale. I wrote a breakdown of the concurrency patterns I used to fix it.
reddit.com·3h·
Discuss: r/node
📡Erlang BEAM
Breaking down Go's sync package
dev.to·3d·
Discuss: DEV
🐹Goroutine Scheduling
Higher-Level Design Patterns
qouteall.fun·2d·
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⚡Algebraic Effects
Callbacks in C++ Using Template Functors – Rich Hickey (1994)
tutok.sk·16h·
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🌉Cross-Platform FFI
Achieving 1.2 TB/s Aggregate Bandwidth by Optimizing Distributed Cache Network
juicefs.com·17h·
Discuss: Hacker News
🌍HTTP Servers
The foundation of "streams" in Node.js [NodeBook]
thenodebook.com·1d·
Discuss: r/node
⏱️Real-Time GC
Scaling Python Applications with Asyncio and Concurrency
pub.towardsai.net·1d
🔄Coroutines
CPU Cache-Friendly Data Structures in Go: 10x Speed with Same Algorithm
skoredin.pro·4h·
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⚡Cache Optimization
Why Reactive Programming Hasn't Taken Off in Python (and Why Signals)
bui.app·11h·
Discuss: Hacker News, r/programming
🌊Reactive Languages
A Primer on Memory Consistency and Cache Coherence, Second Edition
link.springer.com·17h·
Discuss: r/programming
🧠Memory Models
Medium Android App — Migrating from Apollo Kotlin 3 to 4: Lessons Learned
medium.engineering·2h
🔗Weak References
Multi Client TCP Chat with Tkinter
dev.to·1d·
Discuss: DEV
🌍Minimal HTTP