Low Level Design 105 | Single Responsibility Principle in SOLID | 2022 | System Design

Learning system design is not a one time task. It requires regular effort and consistent curiosity to build large scale systems. Moreover, every system has different requirements and meeting them requires expertise and people with varied and specific knowledge. There are a lot of resources to learn through videos. But not everyone enjoys that mode of learning. Instead some people understand things better by reading and thinking on the points put forward by the author. Such people can access these in different ways - blogs, articles and books. We have come up with this video to put light on one such aspect, that is - Single Responsibility Principle

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[supriyasharma]

Yogita, you're just amazing! Thank you for bringing such content to us. The way you explain so much in a limited amount of time is commendable.

[idrishsorathiya]

Couple of correction for the viewers of this video from my point of view,
- Clean code book has no dedicated topic or chapter for SOLID.
- Uncle Bob[Robert Martin]'s other two books Agile Software development PPP and Clear architecture are talking on this topic in detail.
- SRP can be viewed from different level like Functions and Classes, Component and architecture. At each level same principle is sharing some insight. This video is presenting one view of it however, it doesn't mean that There should be a single reason to change a class is incorrect and that's not what SRP is. People who are confused can Read SRP principle from both the books that I mentioned above.

By heart I am appreciating author's good quality work and commitment to sharing with community however, above points are extension and slight correct to guide users on further reading.

[matrixtoogood]

I understood SRP clearly for the first time. What an amazing explanation! Your examples are really good too, thanks for giving two examples with slightly different perspectives

[angelriera]

Loving this LLD series. Patiently waiting for the Open/closed principle! 🙏🏽

[karanpandey]

well this was quite clearly explained, really thanks for this

[Mohamed-puso]

You are the smartest person I have ever seen explaining Low-Level Design. Thank you very very very much 😍😍♥♥♥♥

[gearboxworks]

Good job! So many people get this wrong, especially other content creators.

Thank you for helping debunk the dogma around S.R.P. 🎉

[rajdave]

Thanks a lot ma'am for explaining in easiest way

[digvijaychauhan]

I am addicted to your way of teaching.It gives me more and simple ways of learning topics.Thank you.

[shreyashachoudhary]

The best graphics, I've seen in any video so far! Literally graphics are one of the USP of this series.
Thanks for putting such great quality content!

[brandonkish]

This is an AMAZING explanation. I have been looking for a really good explanation of the single responsibility principal for years to truly understand it, and this takes the cake!

[chandantalreja]

Yogita thank you so much for bringing such a great content. I’m an aspiring technical architect this will surely help me.

[savagehalt]

The best explanation on this topic on youtube

[ritomukherjee]

You are a gem. Thanks for explaining it in the best possible way while breaking the myth. Appreciate your efforts. It helps a lot in preparing the LLD preparation.

[sharatpaul]

Honest efforts in making these videos. Very helpful !!

[YouTubers-rjxv]

Hey excellent teaching love you please don't stop uploading

[mpwicks]

Such a great explanation of this concept. Thank you!

[RagingMonkee]

Great video and breakdown of SRP. I don't know who out there thinks one public method on a class is a good practice, but they definitely have their wires crossed.

[vedantsharma]

Yogita, your videos are well researched, well narrated and well presented!
I feel so much comfortable watching videos, because I can trust whatever you're saying.

[kannavsharma]

amazing. waiting for next vids in course