π—¦π˜†π˜€π˜π—²π—Ί π——π—²π˜€π—Άπ—΄π—» 𝗧𝗡𝗢𝗻𝗸𝗢𝗻𝗴

 π—¦π˜†π˜€π˜π—²π—Ί π——π—²π˜€π—Άπ—΄π—» 𝗧𝗡𝗢𝗻𝗸𝗢𝗻𝗴

Most engineers jump to tools.
Good engineers start with trade-offs.

When designing a system, I ask:
1. What is the scale?
2. What can fail?
3. What consistency is required?
4. What can be async?
Only after that:
→ DB choice
→ Kafka / queues
→ APIs

Because every system is a balance:
• Consistency vs Availability
• Latency vs Throughput
• Simplicity vs Flexibility

There is no perfect design.
Only π˜„π—²π—Ήπ—Ή-π˜‚π—»π—±π—²π—Ώπ˜€π˜π—Όπ—Όπ—± π—°π—Όπ—Ίπ—½π—Ώπ—Όπ—Ίπ—Άπ˜€π—²π˜€.

If you can explain your trade-offs clearly,
you already think like a senior engineer.

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