Low Level Design 101 | Steps and Resources to learn LLD as a beginner | sudocode | 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 - Books on low level system design.

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[SandVision]

Loved the way you broke down the initials to be done before moving ahead on the bigger picture. Started preparing for this and hopefully your advises will work for me. Looking forward to many such amazing contents from you.

[Heroization]

I like your depth of knowledge along with the humility. Thanks for sharing both. Danke ! from Germany.

[birdsonwheels]

My table is full of books suggested by you
Starting from HLD to previous book on head first OOP design .Thank you so much

[kuldeep]

#50k

What do I like?

1) Consistency to upload videos and all in free.
2) LLD as well as HLD, I love everything and learned a lot worth so much
3) I have learned from you from the first year of college and I found you much better with explanations, I wish I had such teachers.

[akhileshsaini]

One like specially for quick summary notes :)

[BunkingMaster]

Exactly what I looking for, Like birds overview of learning LLD before starting!! thanks mam!!

[CrusadeVoyager]

Thank you for the steps, waiting for more :)

[pran]

And the perfect guide I was searching for 😃 Keep guiding, Keep growing. God speed!

[dpynsnyl]

awesome Yogita!! Eagerly waiting for the LLD series.

It would be great if you can make LLD videos of common applications like Splitwise.

[prsmahajan]

Just watched the 10 min ad to give you more money, you post all the valuable content. You're the best mam.😍

[YogeshKumar-pxbd]

By when can we expect you'll make complete series on LLD?

[manishsakariya]

I have cleared toughest coding rounds recently but due to LLD rounds i am not able to proceed. Started reading some books and practicing. Looking forward for your LLD course.

[rakeshdeka]

Thanks, Yogita. It's really helpful.

[chetansahu]

Still waiting for your LLD course mam.. Love the way you teach :D

[prasannasaha]

Hello mam, your content is great and I am greatly waiting for the complete course. Awesome content mam.

[hemendrasahu]

Thank you for this very helpful video!

[priyaarora]

Hello, thanks for this channel. Could you make videos on scalability (from coding perspective if possible like how actually its done, what configurations are used etc)?. More, over on fault-tolerant - how this is done.

[QueenMate]

Thanks Yogita, really helpful. Waiting for more. 🙏

[swetapadvi]

Loved this video!!! Precise and to the point.

[anutoshghosh]

Thanks a lot for this, can you please share some resources/books on api design as you often talk about it.