MyMQ (Redis-based queue) & Redis-compatible KV in Go

TL;DR: Two learning projects that explored message queuing and low-level systems programming: MyMQ (TypeScript, Redis-like features) and a minimal Redis-compatible key-value store written in Go.

MyMQ

• Lightweight queue inspired by BullMQ
• Features: enqueue, dequeue, pub/sub delivery, optional TTL
• Use-case: learning OOP and queue semantics in TypeScript
• Repo (MyMQ): https://github.com/Adityaadpandey (see MyMQ repo). :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

Redis-compatible KV (Go)

• Implemented RESP parser and a TCP server
• Concurrency: thread-safe in-memory store, goroutine-safe access patterns
• Built a custom client and ran stress tests to validate concurrency semantics
• Repo: check my GitHub for the redis-named repo. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}

Why these matter

Understanding the primitives (queues, KV stores) is invaluable for systems design — especially when you later wire them together in event-driven architectures and CQRS pipelines.