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Matteo Collina

@matteocollinaJoined June 2022

Open Sourcerer, Node.js TSC member, Fastify Lead Maintainer

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MCMatteo Collinablog.platformatic.dev5d ago · 4 min read

More threads on an already busy machine

The bcrypt numbers in Nub’s thread-pool PR make a good case for increasing the pool on the machines tested. The part I disagree with is choosing that setting for every application from its CPU count.

MCMatteo Collinablog.platformatic.devSep 17 · 13 min read

Introducing secure-eval-worker

Running JavaScript at runtime is becoming more common. Tasks like AI-generated changes, user automation, plugins, and programmable app parts all work better when code runs near the data and APIs it us

MCMatteo Collinablog.platformatic.devSep 15 · 10 min read

Introducing @platformatic/memcached

memcached has been a reliable cache for more than twenty years and still competes with newer options. It’s a simple, in-memory key/value store with very low latency, no background threads, and just on

MCMatteo Collinablog.platformatic.devAug 18 · 8 min read

Query Pipelining in node-postgres: 2-3x Throughput With One Line of Code

Each time you send a query to PostgreSQL, there’s a delay while your client waits for a response before sending the next one. This is fine for one query, but if you send ten, you wait ten times when y

MCMatteo Collinablog.platformatic.devMar 24 · 7 min read

SSR Framework Benchmarks v2: What We Got Wrong, and the Real Numbers

TL;DR We ran our SSR framework benchmarks again after finding out that compression was not applied the same way across all frameworks. In the original tests, TanStack did not have compression enabled.

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More threads on an already busy machine

Introducing secure-eval-worker

Introducing @platformatic/memcached

Query Pipelining in node-postgres: 2-3x Throughput With One Line of Code

SSR Framework Benchmarks v2: What We Got Wrong, and the Real Numbers

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Matteo Collina's blogs

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More threads on an already busy machine

Introducing secure-eval-worker

Introducing @platformatic/memcached

Query Pipelining in node-postgres: 2-3x Throughput With One Line of Code

SSR Framework Benchmarks v2: What We Got Wrong, and the Real Numbers