Wonderful explanation . After reading this article i am feeling confident that if i read and understand all your article , i will be good in system design.
Hi Ashish! I have just started to learn System Design and I really loved how concise and simple this article was. For entry level engineering positions, would the resources on HLD and LLD on your GitHub repository suffice for the interviews?
Wonderful material, very easy to understand. All the other resources that you have shared for system design are also very helpful. Thank you. Keep sharing.
Easy word selection for explaining the content and also building such platform for easily access to this valuable content. Thank's a lot for investing your valuable time and effort.
Hey Ashish , I just started learning about System design and this was beginner friendly and understandable , one question , usually in HLD and LLD interviews are we expected to code out the solutions ? , Amazing work , thanks a ton
No, cache and RAM are not the same. Cache is a smaller, faster type of volatile memory that stores copies of frequently accessed data from the main memory (RAM) to speed up data retrieval. RAM, on the other hand, is the main memory used by the CPU to store data and instructions that are currently in use.
Wonderful explanation . After reading this article i am feeling confident that if i read and understand all your article , i will be good in system design.
Thanks a lot bro. Keep Growing.
Waiting for LLD and HLD videos on each topic .
Hey, thank you!
Great to hear that you are finding it useful and it's helping you learn System Design.
And yes, I do plan on making videos on each of these topics.
Liked it. Very good explanation which is need for interview prep.
Thank you 😊
Hi Ashish! I have just started to learn System Design and I really loved how concise and simple this article was. For entry level engineering positions, would the resources on HLD and LLD on your GitHub repository suffice for the interviews?
Hey, thank you for your kind feedback on my article. Yeah, I think my Github repositories should be good enough for most HLD/LLD interviews.
Thanks!
Wonderful material, very easy to understand. All the other resources that you have shared for system design are also very helpful. Thank you. Keep sharing.
Great to hear this, thank you for your kind words!
One of the best explanations I have read till date.
Really happy to hear this, thanks for your kind feedback!
Simple, concise and easy to understand.. must say good job. Please keep posting such articles, really very helpful
Really happy to hear this, thank you very much!
One of the easiest explanations that I have read till now
Great to hear this, thank you!
Very informative and interesting to read. Sir please continue this masterclass!!
Sure, will do
Good stuff bro, glad yo see you writing :D
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amazing,
WILL be waiting for next article.
Nigam, thank you very much. Will publish the next article soon.
Easy word selection for explaining the content and also building such platform for easily access to this valuable content. Thank's a lot for investing your valuable time and effort.
Very useful
Hey Ashish , I just started learning about System design and this was beginner friendly and understandable , one question , usually in HLD and LLD interviews are we expected to code out the solutions ? , Amazing work , thanks a ton
Great article Ashish! One question, is cache same as RAM?
No, cache and RAM are not the same. Cache is a smaller, faster type of volatile memory that stores copies of frequently accessed data from the main memory (RAM) to speed up data retrieval. RAM, on the other hand, is the main memory used by the CPU to store data and instructions that are currently in use.