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  • 27
    Jul 2026

    Book Club DDIA: Chapter 3. Data Models and Query Languages - Part 2

    PTSystem Design

    Fifth session of the Book Club for 'Designing Data-Intensive Applications' (2nd edition) by Martin Kleppmann and Chris Riccomini. In Chapter 3, 'Data Models and Query Languages', we explore relational, document, graph, and event sourcing models - when to use each and how this choice shapes your system.

  • 20
    Jul 2026

    Book Club DDIA: Chapter 3. Data Models and Query Languages - Part 1

    PTSystem Design

    Fourth session of the Book Club for 'Designing Data-Intensive Applications' (2nd edition) by Martin Kleppmann and Chris Riccomini. In Chapter 3, 'Data Models and Query Languages', we explore relational, document, graph, and event sourcing models - when to use each and how this choice shapes your system.

  • 14
    Jul 2026

    Cafe Debug - Technical Interviews: System Design & Live Code

    PTSystem Design

    A podcast episode of Cafe Debug about technical interviews, where experiences, challenges, and perspectives on the System Design and Live Code processes were shared. A candid conversation about what really happens during technical hiring, from both the interviewer and interviewee sides.

  • 07
    Jul 2026

    Book Club DDIA: Chapter 2. Defining Nonfunctional Requirements - Part 2

    PTSystem Design

    Third session of the Book Club for 'Designing Data-Intensive Applications' (2nd edition) by Martin Kleppmann and Chris Riccomini. In Chapter 2, 'Defining Nonfunctional Requirements', we dive into the second part covering performance, reliability, scalability and maintainability: how to measure, model load and handle failures.

  • 30
    Jun 2026

    Book Club DDIA: Chapter 2. Defining Nonfunctional Requirements - Part 1

    PTSystem Design

    Second session of the Book Club for 'Designing Data-Intensive Applications' (2nd edition) by Martin Kleppmann and Chris Riccomini. In Chapter 2, 'Defining Nonfunctional Requirements', we explore performance, reliability, scalability and maintainability in depth - how to measure and model load, define targets, and design systems that handle failures gracefully.

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