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What's the difference between this video and the one with 40 min length (50 hours of Mid-Level System Design in One Hour)? Should I also watch the other one?

Bro waiting for DSA with Javascript/ golang in one hour

Let the man speak

Great content as usual and would greatly appreciate if you can make a video on a strategy or pattern to effectively study Alex Xu SD 2023 pdf edition. Thanks!

Thank you for this Video.

i need real world projects to learn by doing

You people preparing for mid level interviews(sde 2) skip last 2 chapters for Alex xu vol 2 , digital wallet and stock exchange . I feel they are too hard to understand.

Hey, i'll be applying for fresher level roles in about 6-8 months, so can you say this video would be suffice, or do i need to read any book?

Thanks for the vid Raymond. Do you think this covers all the essential details from the book?

I just finished my internship at mongo, but I'm pretty interested in system design and willing to dedicate hours to learning it, but does that mean assuming I know it really well, I should apply for mid level + roles (seems highly ambitious, but why not?)

just curious. have you ever created your own api or business with your experience? i'm learning right now, but i'm hoping to create something that'll earn money.

Looking to not learn it for interviews but just from a practical standpoint. Any recommendations for that? Also, would you after having watched this video still recommend watching your "50 hours of Mid-Level System Design in One Hour"? Or does this video make that video redundant because the same things are covered? Thank you!

Would Alex Xu v2 just that be enough and you could study concepts on the go or should you supplement it with another book?

th-cam.com/video/F2FmTdLtb_4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OTaaXa_4flmDhFH0 Ur opinion on the above video is he covered enire system design concepts

Once again please do updated system design course in one hour

Nintendo Switch FTW 😀

I like this sorts of videos. Personal finance is kinda important

I’m surprised that the guy who did 1000 problems couldn’t solve those problems. That’s giving me some confidence that I’m not too dumb lol.

“Pretty cool thing is i just read this pretty recently” no sht sherlock

I hate when people just learned something then acts like they know what they are talking about but dont.

I dont understand most of this stuff, guess will have to come back later in a few months/years

An hour of nothing explained. Didn’t demonstrate he actually understood what he read. 😬

Is there a place where you talk about the patterns you learned while solving it the LeetCode problems ?

I just had one where an interviewer showed me a problem and it was a recursive tree traversal item then he said "but I don't need you to solve it... here is the full solution" and then showed me code...and then he started with "so what would happen when I delete this part of of the if check here?" and at first it was pretty easy like, "well then you are only checking the left nodes". And he just kept going with questions about 'what about here?" "that is the base case, then we can ever exit"...and they were general tree traversal items so he was checking if I had more than memorized how to solve but the implications of problems...but then he kept going with things like "what change could you make here to go breadth-first instead?" and then other things like "if we had a heuristic to indicate the solution is almost aways deep on the right side of a balanced tree, what changes would you make to this code". And it kept going ...forward edges, back edges... biconnections... and all that from one 'easy leetcode' tree question. And in the end I failed with "we allow applicants a year to reapply and I feel you are pretty strong now but that a year would be enough for you to be where we want, so let's talk in 2025".

It took me 6 months of continuous effort to complete it. I listed to its audio book version 3 times. Still I am understanding more and learning new from every single read. How long did you take to complete it?

bro do you realized that leetcode is used for passing the interviews due to competition and it has nothing to do with the job you do ? I mean if somebody asks to build OS kernel from scrach that would make much more sense. Do you think leetcode can be practiced by a cab driver or bus driver who doesnt have any CS degree?

Thank you❤️

Finally, a straight to the point explanation. Great vid.

what is the prerequizite

Congratulations, wishing you great successes to come 🙌

Epic

Pretty awesome way to teach a book. Would love to see this format on more books

appreciate the live, really helpful

are you not going to post the GITHUB link of this repository/your own account, that we can follow it from there

ok time to learn districts and algorithms 1:05

Alex Xu😂

My girl is from the D!!! 😭😭🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

at 13:16, can you paste the link to this repo?

God bless you brother.

is this good?

I came across this channel accidentally. Amazing video. Keep up the good work. You deserve much more subscribers and viewers 🎉

excellent can you make a playlist where you teach "system design" with python ???