Tech and software tutorial

You will make rate limiting with a token bucket, for backend developers, with the tech pack and its default theme. Allow about ten minutes before recording.

1. Create the episode

reelforge new rate-limiting --pack tech --template system-concept --lang en

Use --lang ar for an Arabic version. The pack also has latency-numbers and request-path. The pack catalog lists every template and its slots.

2. Fill in your details

Open the episode with reelforge edit rate-limiting and replace the default names, numbers and keyword with your own, or start from the dashboard (+ New episode → Start from template), whose form asks for each field. Keep within the length limits shown for each slot.

Audience and tone. Developers, students and technical founders. Be sharp, concrete and a little playful.

• Use node and arrow with moving packets for the request path, and bucket for the limiter.
• Make each element enter on the word that names it: "bucket", "token", "429".
• The examples/season1 episodes show complete scenes for this style.

3. Check the content

• Code must be correct and runnable as shown; keep it to 8 lines per code element.
• No real company or product logos; describe generic technologies.
• Security topics: explain defenses, not working exploits; use example.com.

4. Validate, record and render

reelforge validate rate-limiting
reelforge align rate-limiting          # after you save voice.wav in the episode folder
reelforge render rate-limiting

A finished example is in packs/tech/examples/rate-limiting-en; render it with --silent to compare.