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Andrii Glushko

Andrii Glushko

Maintainer, @imqueue

Software engineer and a maintainer of the @imqueue framework, contributing across its packages and developer tooling.

Jun 27, 2026

Internal APIs don't need to be REST

REST is a fine choice for public, resource-oriented APIs. For internal service-to-service calls it's often ceremony over a plain function call. Here's when to drop it and what to reach for instead.

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Jun 24, 2026

From monolith to services: a low-risk first extraction

You don't migrate a monolith by rewriting it. You extract one capability, keep everything else in place, and repeat. Here's a concrete, low-risk first step for a Node.js team.

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Jun 19, 2026

@imqueue vs Moleculer: two takes on Node.js microservices

Moleculer is a full-featured microservices framework with many transporters; @imqueue is a focused, TypeScript-first RPC layer over a message queue. Here's an honest comparison to help you pick.

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Jun 17, 2026

@imqueue vs NestJS microservices: framework vs transport

NestJS is a full application framework with a microservices module; @imqueue is a focused RPC transport. They're not really competitors — here's how they differ and how they can work together.

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Jun 14, 2026

tRPC vs @imqueue: client–server types vs service–service RPC

tRPC gives you end-to-end types between a frontend and its backend. @imqueue gives you typed RPC between backend services over a queue. They solve adjacent — not competing — problems.

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Jun 12, 2026

@imqueue/job vs BullMQ: a simple Redis job queue vs a feature-rich one

Both are Redis-backed job queues for Node.js. @imqueue/job is small, safe-by-default and scheduling-capable; BullMQ is the feature-rich one. Here's an honest split — plus the thing @imqueue does that BullMQ doesn't.

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