Let’s have pessimistic locking strategies

Published on July 26, 2019 and filed under Software engineering
Written by Vicky Jáuregui and will take

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In short

Keeping your data consistent is primordial. How do you manage to do it when you have recurring users editing the same piece of information? What are the possible strategies? Here is an overview of an issue we encountered in a project we are working on and it’s resolution

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Written by

Vicky Jáuregui

Vicky is a passionate full-stack engineer from Argentina who worked for madewithlove between 2018 and 2020.

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