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# I Created a Caching Challenge Where AI Gives “Correct” but Wrong Solutions 🤯
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# I Created a Caching Challenge Where AI Gives “Correct” but Wrong Solutions 🤯

via Dev.to WebdevMd Mijanur Molla2h ago

Caching looks easy. Store data → reuse it → done. That’s what I thought. So I created a simple caching challenge on VibeCode Arena. But things got interesting very quickly. 🚨 The Problem At first, the logic looks fine: Check cache If exists → return Else → fetch and store But in real-world systems, this breaks. Why? Because of: Stale data No expiration Concurrent request issues Cache inconsistency And this is where most AI solutions fail. 🧠 What I Observed When I tested this challenge: Some AI models gave basic caching logic Some ignored invalidation completely Some didn’t handle multiple users Very few thought about real-world scaling The code works. But the system doesn’t. 🔥 Try It Yourself I created this challenge to test real backend thinking. 👉 Try it here: https://vibecodearena.ai/share/35600541-ddca-4dda-b0d7-2dd9bdb3fa25 Can you: Fix stale data issues? Add TTL? Handle concurrency? Design a scalable caching system? 💡 Final Thought Caching is not about storing data. It’s about kn

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