Dhruv Nakum (@Dhruv-Nakum) | Hashnode Toggle Sidebar Feed Pro Search Theme Sign in MoreDarkshift - a dark factory for softwareBug0 - The AI-native e2e QA regression testingThe foreword by Hashnode - official blog from the Hashnode teamPassmark - The open-source AI framework for regression testingHashnode gql skill - let your AI agent publish to your Hashnode blogHackathonsChangelogBrand@hashnode on XHashnode on LinkedInSupport - [email protected] of ConductTermsPrivacySitemap Search Hashnode Search posts, tags, users, and pages @Dhruv-Nakum Dhruv Nakum @Dhruv-Nakum·India·Joined June 2021 Developer 👨‍💻 WebsiteShare About I'm a mobile/web developer 👨‍💻 who loves to build projects and share valuable tips for programmers Follow me for Flutter, React/Next.js, and other awesome tech-related stuff 😉 Available for Nothing here yet. Dhruv Nakum's blogs Dhruv Nakumdhruvnakum.xyz101 posts About I'm a mobile/web developer 👨‍💻 who loves to build projects and share valuable tips for programmers Follow me for Flutter, React/Next.js, and other awesome tech-related stuff 😉 Available for Nothing here yet. Dhruv Nakum's blogs Dhruv Nakumdhruvnakum.xyz101 posts ArticlesComments1 Recently published DNDhruv Nakumindhruvnakum.xyz·13h ago · 22 min read Kafka for People Who Understand It in Theory For many of us, Kafka lives in our head as a vague shape. I knew the sentence people say about it like it's a distributed event streaming platform and blah...blah..blah. I could repeat it in a convers 30 DNDhruv Nakumindhruvnakum.xyz·Jun 21 · 11 min read 100 Blogs Later: Lessons from Code, Content, and Consistency When I published my first technical blog, I was not thinking about reaching 100 posts. I was simply trying to explain something I had learned. Maybe it was a bug I solved after hours of debugging. May 53JN DNDhruv Nakumindhruvnakum.xyz·May 18 · 13 min read A Practical Journey from Application to Distributed Systems - Part 6 In Part 5, we changed QuickBite to an event-driven design. Orders now writes an order and publishes an OrderCreatedevent, and Inventory processes that event later. This is a better design than direct 00 DNDhruv Nakumindhruvnakum.xyz·May 9 · 25 min read A Practical Journey from Application to Distributed Systems - Part 5 In Part 4, we made Orders call Inventory directly using gRPC. That gave us a working flow, but it also showed a common problem like Orders has to wait for Inventory every time. If Inventory is slow, O 00 DNDhruv Nakumindhruvnakum.xyz·May 6 · 16 min read A Practical Journey from Application to Distributed Systems - Part 4 In Part 3, we created the Inventory service and defined its API using gRPC and a .proto file. Both services were running locally, but they were still separate pieces. In this part, we connect them for 00 Load more