YAYusuf Akinleyeinayaacodes.hashnode.dev·Oct 3 · 4 min readBonus: Combining Wait for Results and Fan-Out Pattern in an API EndpointWhen building scalable and efficient APIs, it’s often necessary to handle multiple tasks concurrently and ensure that all tasks are completed before returning a response. This is where the Fan-Out and00
YAYusuf Akinleyeinayaacodes.hashnode.dev·Mar 21 · 17 min readHow I Rebuilt Rixl's Video Pipeline with River, Postgres, and TransactionsHave you ever noticed how a video on YouTube or TikTok starts a bit blurry and then, as if by magic, snaps into crystal-clear high definition? That "magic" is actually one of the most complex balancin00
YAYusuf Akinleyeinayaacodes.hashnode.dev·Jan 4 · 3 min readHow a 'Simple' Telegram Bot Turned Into a Full Payment SystemI was busy working on a usage-based billing platform—the kind where you calculate cost based on video duration, file size, bandwidth, and other metrics that make your brain sweat. Still on it. Then my00
YAYusuf Akinleyeinayaacodes.hashnode.dev·Mar 7, 2025 · 7 min readUnderstanding Fan-Out Concurrency Pattern in GoThe Fan-Out Pattern Welcome back, everyone! Two weeks ago, we started our concurrency series by discussing how concurrency patterns can effectively address business challenges. I illustrated a scenario where the Wait for Results approaches are releva...00
YAYusuf Akinleyeinayaacodes.hashnode.dev·Feb 13, 2025 · 4 min readConcurrency Patterns in Go: Wait for ResultsIn the previous article, "Concurrency Patterns in Go: A Practical Guide," I took a fun and practical dive into the world of concurrency in Go. I explored how goroutines, channels, and synchronization primitives like sync.Mutex and sync.WaitGroup make...00
