Abisoye Alli-Balogun

@AbisoyeAlli

Full Stack Product Engineer

Barcelona, SpainJoined August 2020

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Full stack product engineer with a frontend focus and over 5 years of experience building scalable distributed systems and high-performance applications.

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Speaking engagements, writing and reviewing technical articles

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AAAbisoye Alli-Balogunfreecodecamp.orgMay 4 · 19 min read

How to Navigate Microservices as a Frontend Engineer

Most frontend engineers don't choose microservices. They inherit them. One day you're fetching data from a single API, and the next you're stitching together responses from five services, each with it

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AAAbisoye Alli-Balogunfreecodecamp.orgApr 14 · 24 min read

Service-to-Service Communication: When to Use REST, gRPC, and Event-Driven Messaging

The communication layer is one of the few architectural decisions that touches everything in your apps. It determines your latency floor, how independently teams can deploy, how failures propagate, an

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AAAbisoye Alli-Balogunfreecodecamp.orgApr 3 · 25 min read

How to Build Reusable Architecture for Large Next.js Applications

Every Next.js project starts the same way: you run npx create-next-app, write a few pages, maybe add an API route or two, and things feel clean. Then the project grows. Features multiply. A second app

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How to Navigate Microservices as a Frontend Engineer

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Abisoye Alli-Balogun's blogs

Recently published

How to Navigate Microservices as a Frontend Engineer

Service-to-Service Communication: When to Use REST, gRPC, and Event-Driven Messaging

How to Build Reusable Architecture for Large Next.js Applications