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Tracking-service case study: event schemas and non-blocking delivery

The news at the time

In the published transcript, Alina Krasavina describes Delivery Hero’s internal tracking service using mobile and frontend SDKs, an ingestion API, real-time consumers and BigQuery storage. This is the speaker’s implementation account.

The speaker says code-generated event models exposed schema problems during application compilation, while a device queue and background batched sending supported non-blocking delivery. The reported cost and capture-rate figures are excluded from this scoped summary.

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Claim-by-claim source evidence

In the published transcript, Alina Krasavina describes Delivery Hero’s internal tracking service using mobile and frontend SDKs, an ingestion API, real-time consumers and BigQuery storage. This is the speaker’s implementation account.

we have a mobile SDK, and a frontend SDK, in TypeScript, to collect the data and to send to our API.

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our data storage, which is BigQuery

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The speaker says code-generated event models exposed schema problems during application compilation, while a device queue and background batched sending supported non-blocking delivery. The reported cost and capture-rate figures are excluded from this scoped summary.

we introduced code generated event models

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you have an error on compilation time

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it reads from the queue, takes a batch of some events, and is sending to our API.

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Korean digest for the historical date: 2026-06-23. Quotations and source context were reviewed editorially; this is not an independent experimental verification.

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