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If you change a sentence, should you see the characters or words that changed? Edit Distance is back to help you figure this out.

We are excited to announce the public release of NuRaft, a lightweight C++ Raft core, under the Apache 2.0 open source license. NuRaft is based on the cornerstone C++ Raft implementation, but with various additions and changes, and is the result of over two years of development and testing for production use within eBay for storage server data replication. This post discusses what NuRaft is, and how it can be used.

What is Edit Distance? How could it be used to measure quality? Find out the basics about this simple metric used for Machine Translation.

The item page is one of the most critical pages in the eBay buyer experience. It's where a buyer make their purchase decisions. It's also one of the pages in eBay that gets the most user traffic. The speed of this page and showing accurate information to the user is of great importance. Item fast light service was developed to get critical item information as quickly as possible from the primary source tables. This service is currently used in a number of applications to achieve functionalities that needs 100% accuracy with lightning speed and performance of less than 10ms for an item.

Managed Payments, Identity and Marketing APIs available today for developers

APIs allow organizations to give their partners access to data and capabilities, at scale. Extensible and adaptable API ecosystems make it easier for developers to innovate. Building such an ecosystem is a progressive journey with many technical challenges.

Tips from eBay's Experimentation Science team on how you can best leverage A/B tests to measure the success and health of your product.

At eBay, we switched one of our monitoring tech stacks from legacy homegrown architecture to a Druid-based real-time monitoring system. In this article, we discuss how we transitioned our journey to a new stack and also the benefits it has to offer.

From the time it was announced, WebAssembly caused a huge buzz in the front-end world. The web community readily embraced the idea of taking code written in programming languages other than JavaScript and running that code in the browser. Above all WebAssembly consistently guarantees native speeds much faster than JavaScript. At eBay, we were no different.