Tarun Garg
I’m currently working as Engineering Manager at SquadStack, I’ve been here since 5 years and have seen the team and processes grow from 3 member engineering team to a now ~50 people engineering team. Being the early member of the engineering team, I got to experience a fair share of challenges and make a lot of mistakes along the way and that’s why I wanted to share those learnings so that other people don’t make those same mistakes and the community keeps on growing :D.
More about me? I’ve recently made a step into management and till now(12 months in) I’m liking it; make no mistake it is stressful but rewarding also(in its own way). I love solving people, process & product challenges. When not working I can found reading books, or playing some strategic games like Catan or Chess.
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Django is very good for getting things started & get going, but when it gets thrown into a highly concurrent & high scale environment then real issues start coming up, and you are often left with your head-scratching as to what is happening & how to deal with it; this talk will discuss some of the issues around concurrency & scale in Django & how did we handle it.