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If you’ve read any of my other articles, you’ll know that I created SwapCacheDb, a Database written in typescript. As the project matured, I realized I wanted to implement a solution to horizontally scale out to multiple hosts to acheive (potentially) higher throughout and distribute storage to multiple instances. After all, one of the biggest … Read more
Hey all, in this post I will be going through the design I implemented to reduce blocking behavior in SwapCacheDb queries by introducing multithreading using Quirk. Introduction If you’ve taken a look at my My Journey Building a NoSql Database in Typescript post your probably aware of some blocking behavior in SwapCacheDb that lead to … Read more
Introduction So I’ve been working on this database I wrote in nodejs that I started almost 4 years ago as a side project. I’m sure your first thought is “Why would you ever do that?”, and to that I say, I wanted to. This project, like many of my others, was just experiment and learning … Read more
So I got invited to another reddit games hackathon despite giving up on the last one. For the last hackathon, I had planned on migrating my mobile game Contagion Mobile to the reddit devvit platform. I made good progress on the backend port of the game, however, I simply did not have time to complete … Read more
Every developer eventually encounters the challenges of an overgrown monolith or the complexity of managing an endless array of microservices. What if you could embrace the simplicity of a monolith until scaling becomes a necessity, then seamlessly decompose it into the precise number of microservices you require? What if you could effortlessly switch between Node.js, … Read more
