# newest submissions : Backend For back-end programming discussion. Page: Feed: --- ## [Do I have to use Google Calendar?](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1w11275/do_i_have_to_use_google_calendar/) _2026-08-28 · /u/ghostfaceinterface_ Hello, everyone! I’m developing a Python automation project. I realized I need a calendar-style app because it’s difficult to keep track of appointments that are automatically created by this automation software. Here’s how it works: when appointments are created automatically, they’re also created in the calendar. This way, I can easily keep track of the appointments from my phone. After doing a… ## [How do you benchmark you backend?](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1w10d9e/how_do_you_benchmark_you_backend/) _2026-08-28 · /u/adammillion_ submitted by /u/adammillion \[link\] \[comments\] ## [Java backend developer??](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1w0yyg7/java_backend_developer/) _2026-08-28 · /u/DifferentGur6621_ Hola estaba por estudiar esto y quería saber si tiene futuro a eso de la IA y tan bien que opinan y saber si ay mejores áreas ,, lo q quiero es ganar plata xd submitted by /u/DifferentGur6621 \[link\] \[comments\] ## [Looking for Advice from Engineers Who Made the Transition from...](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1w0qvnf/looking_for_advice_from_engineers_who_made_the/) _2026-08-28 · /u/andrewedgincode_ Typical .NET Engineer at a large Fin/Health organization =\> independent contractor I have a little over 6 years of experience with backend work. I love it, but I have been curious how a transition to a independent contractor would work. I'd love to hear success stories from engineers who have done the similar path of becoming an independent contractor and standing on your own two feet and how to… ## [Backend projects for job](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1w00v0a/backend_projects_for_job/) _2026-08-27 · /u/TheChadMan0_ Hey guys so its hard time for me to get a job since my skills are not that great. After graduation i just did 1 internship of frontend. So recently i started to make a project which included CRUD, NodeJS, Prisma, PostgreSQL , had auth, vercel for deployment, neon . Is this project impressive? What backend Projects should i even work, because no matter what real job experience is always better. My… ## [Started this as a distributed systems learning project, now I'm not sure what to do with it](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1w00cyl/started_this_as_a_distributed_systems_learning/) _2026-08-27 · /u/YesterdayOk921_ I originally started building PaperDrill because I wanted to learn distributed systems by actually building something instead of watching another 10-hour course. I picked a paper trading exchange because it seemed like a good excuse to deal with things like real-time state, order books, matching, concurrent requests, events, persistence, etc. It was supposed to be a learning project. Then I kept… ## [Crossflight: distributed cache stampede protection without replacing your cache](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1vzxy6q/crossflight_distributed_cache_stampede_protection/) _2026-08-27 · /u/OtherwisePush6424_ submitted by /u/OtherwisePush6424 \[link\] \[comments\] ## [How would you handle multi-tenant AI token tracking and rate limits if you were building it today?](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1vzilhl/how_would_you_handle_multitenant_ai_token/) _2026-08-27 · /u/vector\_zero007_ Hey guys, I've been building a Business OS to help streamline internal operations for organizations (schools, businesses, etc.). As part of the core platform, I've been integrating Groq to power various AI modules across our different tenants. The inference speed is super fast, but I’ve hit a bit of an architectural roadblock on the usage and metering side: Tenant Visibility: All our organizations… ## [How to drive your frontend from the backend](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1vz6zpt/how_to_drive_your_frontend_from_the_backend/) _2026-08-26 · /u/der\_gopher_ submitted by /u/der\_gopher \[link\] \[comments\] ## [One Cloud, Every AI Layer (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/rrZUazDtLTI2) _2026-08-26 · **Sponsored**_ Run agents, inference, and infrastructure on one stack — economics improve as you scale. ## [4 silent data leaks you will accidentally build when moving your SaaS to Postgres Row-Level Security (RLS)](https://www.reddit.com/r/Backend/comments/1vz62qp/4_silent_data_leaks_you_will_accidentally_build/) _2026-08-26 · /u/techsence_ submitted by /u/techsence \[link\] \[comments\]