Reverse Engineering: How I built my version of Standuply Ep. 02

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Stackless Backend Engineering

Philip Ireoluwa Okiokio

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Stackless Backend Engineering is a show where Backend Engineering is discussed with the intent to make you consider the engineering decisions you make. Its goal is to provide Early to Intermediate Engineers with tools, considerations and mental models required in building resilient, strong, and potentially scalable applications. We are language agonistic but engineering-focused, Proof of concept codes may be provided in Python.

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Reverse Engineering: How I built my version of Standuply Ep. 02

Stackless Backend Engineering

45 minutes 25 seconds

2 years ago

Reverse Engineering: How I built my version of Standuply Ep. 02

In this episode, Kaizen discusses engineering decisions he considered when building his version of standuply.

The Enterprise version of the software that this current version could be expanded to. The mental cost of reverse engineering product and the failed first pilot of the bot.

He also provided an overflow diagram that illustrates the system (albeit, without sequence diagrams): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-6iSVD46YOKFs4pQuNwXzzlCwSgDC5iZ/view?usp=sharing

you can have a discussion with Kaizen via

Twitter: @philip_kaizen

LinkedIn: @Philip Okiokio