Where Does the Cache Go?
How a Simple Feature Became a Lesson in Software Architecture Caching looks simple. Store the result, reuse it later, skip the API call. The pattern […]
Author: Camille Onoda
Camille Onoda is a backend developer in training working with Python, Go, and AWS. Coming from a background in translation, she brings clarity, structure, and cross-cultural communication into her engineering work. She is focused on learning backend fundamentals through practical, self-built projects. Experienced in remote collaboration and version control, she values reliability, clean design, and understanding how systems really work under the surface. She speaks French, English and Japanese.
Building an HTTP Server From Scratch in Python
In this in-depth tutorial, the author explores how an HTTP server works at the byte level, from raw TCP sockets to request parsing, routing, MIME […]
