We'll talk about Change Data Capture and the internal system Pinterest built to handle CDC for all their databases. Plus, a practical guide on how you can improve your coding skills with cognitive psychology, a visual guide to memory allocation and more.

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Pinterest uses a Change Data Capture (CDC) system to manage and transfer large volumes of data in real-time. This system helps keep their databases synchronized and improves performance by capturing and transferring only data changes. Pinterest's CDC architecture leverages open source tools like Debezium and Apache Kafka for scalability and reliability. The post also provides insights and practical tips for developers on technology selection, memory allocation, and cognitive psychology techniques to enhance coding skills.

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<p>Nice read, but I think it ended halfway through. Will get back to the original Pinterest Engineering blog post.</p>
