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Designing Databases That Survive Millions of Users
Most databases work perfectly—until users arrive. What performs well for hundreds of users often collapses when traffic reaches millions. The difference between failure and success lies in database design for scale.
This guide explains how t...
SQL vs NoSQL Is the Wrong Question: How Modern Databases Really Work
For years, developers have argued over SQL vs NoSQL as if one must replace the other. In reality, this debate is outdated. Modern applications don’t choose databases based on ideology—they choose them based on use cases.
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Silent Killers of Database Performance: Problems You Ignore Until It’s Too Late
Database management is often treated as a “set it and forget it” task. Once tables are created and queries start working, many developers move on—until one day the system slows to a crawl.
Most database fai...
With AI tools now writing code in seconds, many developers are asking a dangerous question: “Do I still need Data Structures and Algorithms?”
In 2026, the answer isn’t a simple yes or no — it’s about what kind of DSA knowledge actually matters.
This article breaks down how DSA fits int...
Most UX case studies celebrate memorability—brand recall, visual identity, delight.
But in 2026, a strange truth has emerged:
The most successful digital products are the ones users can’t describe.
They don’t remember the interface.
They don’t recall the flow.
They just know their...
For over a decade, personas were sacred in UX design. Names, photos, goals, frustrations—every product team had them pinned on walls.
In 2026, many high-performing teams have quietly stopped using them.
Not because personas were useless—but because users stopped behaving like static profil...