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- 2026-11-02
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- Alex Xu
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- 12 recent issues
- Covers: Complex software architecture, distributed systems, system design strategies, and real-world company engineering implementations.
- For: Software engineers, system architects, and technical leaders designing scalable applications.
- Best for: Software engineers preparing for architecture decisions or developers learning system design patterns.
- Skip if: Non-technical business professionals or general consumers without an engineering background.
Start with
- Data Movement Strategies In System Design: How to move data across servers, databases, and application components efficiently.
- A Deep Dive into Salesforce’s Agent Tech Stack: How Salesforce architectures and deploys production AI agent technology stacks.
- Why Distributed Systems Prefer Independence over Coordination: Managing communication and component autonomy across distributed process architectures.
Sponsors seen
- WorkOSSponsor
Shared Integrations Shouldn’t Need Per-User Tokens (Sponsored) Some integrations belong to the whole company: a shared Slack bot, a team analytics API key, a server-to-server credential. Asking every user to connect their own account means duplicate tokens, half-finished setups, and a new support ticket every time someone joins. WorkOS Pipes handles OAuth and token storage
How Nvidia's New Nemotron Model Works · 2026-11-02 - How to stop rewriting your agent’s codeSponsor
[Webinar] How to stop rewriting your agent’s code (Sponsored) Right now, you’re your agent’s context engine.
How Apple Fits an LLM on Your iPhone · 2026-10-27 - DatadogSponsor
(Sponsored) Datadog’s free eBook covers what actually separates the agents that ship from the pilots that stall.
A Deep Dive into Salesforce’s Agent Tech Stack · 2026-10-26 - KalshiSponsor
Kalshi: Engineering for the Moments That Move Markets (Sponsored)
How Uber Built A Gateway For AI Agents To Access Tools · 2026-10-28 - WebinarSponsor
[Webinar] How to stop rewriting your agent’s code (Sponsored)
How Uber Built a Genie to Answer Questions Correctly · 2026-10-19 - SentrySponsor
Stop scrubbing through session replays (Sponsored) Most teams record session replays at a flat sample rate, then spend the next incident scrolling through hundreds of sessions that have nothing to do with the bug. This hands-on Sentry workshop shows you how to capture the replays that matter
Why Shopify Migrated From React Native · 2026-10-20 - RailwaySponsor
The all-in-one intelligent cloud (Sponsored) Y our app, live in seconds, for free. Railway’s push-button compute, storage, and networking is available immediately upon sign-up.
EP231: AI Terms You Need to Know · 2026-10-31 - InngestSponsor
Build for the long run. (Sponsored) Long-running agents need endurance. They must endure waiting for users, and weather tool failures. They must take each new jump in model intelligence in stride. Inngest makes long-running agents durable
EP230: RAG vs Agentic RAG · 2026-10-24 - Open Source PledgeSponsor
Thank You, Open Source Maintainers (Sponsored) Open source is the foundation of nearly everything we build, and the maintainers behind it make it possible. The good news: the movement to support them is growing. Two years ago, the Open Source Pledge
EP230: RAG vs Agentic RAG · 2026-10-24 - WarpBuildSponsor
AI wrote the code. Who pays for the CI? (Sponsored) More AI-written code means more CI minutes. On default runners those minutes are slow and expensive. WarpBuild cuts both
LLM Prompt Caching Versus Semantic Caching · 2026-10-21