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Learn system design with Tech Dummies, step by step
32 videos in 4 steps, about 16 h 27 min of watching. Start at step 1 and move down.
1Start here: the basicsNo background needed. What the main ideas are and why they exist.7 videos · 2 h 38 min0/7
2The building blocksCaches, queues, databases, load balancers: the parts every design is made of.1 videos · 19 min0/1
3Design whole systems (HLD)Put the blocks together for a real product, step by step.19 videos · 9 h 52 min0/19
4Go deeperInternals, trade-offs and how large systems really behave.5 videos · 3 h 37 min0/5
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Makes me sad that this dude crams so much amazing content into these videos and gets 42k views but the dumbest 10 second videos get millions of views... I wish youtube had a notion of content score and quality.
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Awesome explanation, As a engineer i know that, how much hard work behind the scenes. Really Appreciate 👏
Great video Narendra :) The common pattern for async programming: 1. Callbacks 2. Placeholder style (future, promise and deferred) 3. Queue 4. Signals
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First time in life I am binge watching an educational video series. There are 100s of beginner tutorials on Youtube and no one talks about these extremely important concepts which we actually use in our projects. Thanks you so much for the hard work and efforts you have put in to bring up these videos to us 🙂🤗
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Thanks for getting a mic 🎙 audio is better
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