Systems Design Interview: an Insiders Guide Review #Shorts

This book is the most "real-world" systems design book I've come across that does a solid effort to teach concepts, step by step, to people who have yet to work at systems at scale. And it's also a welcome refresher to those who are familiar with some of these systems but would like to venture into various other types of large systems. It is clear from the start that the book was written by someone familiar with systems at scale. The author is Alex Xu, a software engineer previously at Oracle, Zynga, and Twitter. #Shorts

The book comes with more than 10 case studies and a framework that it introduces and consistently uses with these case studies. There's also an accompanying online course that has the same content as the book, but you can follow along in a web browser, and the diagrams are colored.

[РадикХисамутдинов]

I’ve read that book. It’s useful for all devs grades!

[FelipeOliveir]

A friend of mine have this type of question for a junior position in a big bank here in Brazil.

[sevbo]

What about first edition? Do you have this book

[Maddy_]

Are system design asked in interviews for college freshers ??

[slayerzerg]

not anymore man, system design interviews are common for mid-level engineers now