Hi Keerthi, can you give a measure of how much a typical 1Cr package engineer shall deliver over a span of 2 weeks, in terms of number flows or objects or algorithms or lines of code etc. After DSA and system design, this is the only barrier I see to approach a higher bidder. Your answer will be greatly appreciated...
I am proud of you Keerti. You're a natural teacher and your explanation of HLD was so easy to understand. It’s good that you put a lot of effort in explaining the subject content. You have a bright future in teaching and presenting. Keep sharing your knowledge.
uncle ji really has still more knowledge and much much better learning capacity and learning mindset than real working engineers, inspiration for a reason, hats off to him. His logic and the way he is co-relating things is a skill which very less people has, truly if he would had been in engineering, he would be some-one like steve jobs.
Just saw this video out of curiosity! I’ve no idea about system designs. I’m a commerce grad who transitioned into UX. But this video was so simple & easy to understand! Thankyou so much for this! Also, your papa is such a great student! So much proactive! Loved watching this! 😍❤️
Uncle ji - you remind me of my father... You have a high IQ level .. you are so easily connecting the dots without having a computer background. superrrr
Fantastic mam it was like talking to my father... Such a simple way make anything POSSIBLE FOR US .....THANKS for such a nice content...Making things Easy is of crucial importance....
Quick question on cache: where exactly is it stored and what is the capacity of it-- would we going through the cache strategies -- like for instance we studied that RAM is a cache which is a fleeting storage and not persistent--is the data stored in RAM of the servers then? if so is it easy for a hacker to access the RAM and get that info out from a security standpoint.
hey Keerti we need more of such videos and covering the whole playlist of system design like this. I am amazed that I have learn the basic concept of HLD so easily. Please Please Please come up with such videos
It was a really good video as you bought your papa (who knows nothing about HLD) into the teaching video which no one currently does on yt. This helps alot as he also same doubts and he is someone we can relate with. Great concept and a good learning video. Thank you
awesome video, with an awesome idea, although I think he had already got some insights of HLD or he watched your videos beforehand 😅 God knows, but I can surely say uncle is awesome and so is your idea..!!!! Keep Growing, keep sharing knowledge. All the best.😊
I'm a front end developer with 4 years of experience. The only backend experience i have is write some basic API's in NodeJS. What are the prerequisites before i start LLD and HLD?
No pre-requisites for HLD. Basic of networking and dbms is required but I cover that also in the courses. So, nothing. You should understand OOPs for LLD- clarity of what are classes and objects is required.
Keerthi in your HLD Course , Can you please add special sessions for Microservices Design and Tools Sections Please. HLDs totally change when we introduce necessary tools for eg) a Event bus as they will do the heavy lifting.Also Im not seeing much about Architectural patterns and modern Cloud Patterns. If possible add a Section called Cloud HLD where we can related the arch diagram to AWS /AZURE.This was a Question in a well known firms interview. Overall your efforts are awsome. Your 5k Course has to be priced at 15k minimum. Thanks Long Live
Hi Keerthi Purswani. I am from non tech background, I went through your courses. One small info I require, do you have any courses for non tech PMs for system designs? Also, can we please connect on linkedin or how can I post queries to you through your website. Please help
Keerti di, i am currently in my college (tier 3) and recently my 2nd year ended..i have done just basic dsa and trying to start with web development..should i take this course..will it help me in my placements..or should i focus on web development right now..(i know its very late ..most of the students in our batch have various projects already prepared and i am having no knowledge even about html css and js)😢
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Hi Keerthi, can you give a measure of how much a typical 1Cr package engineer shall deliver over a span of 2 weeks, in terms of number flows or objects or algorithms or lines of code etc. After DSA and system design, this is the only barrier I see to approach a higher bidder. Your answer will be greatly appreciated...
Will it be sufficient to crack SDE2 roles
I am proud of you Keerti. You're a natural teacher and your explanation of HLD was so easy to understand. It’s good that you put a lot of effort in explaining the subject content.
You have a bright future in teaching and presenting. Keep sharing your knowledge.
Love Pappa’s t shirt .. very apt.. his logic is way better than mine .. lol 😂
uncle ji really has still more knowledge and much much better learning capacity and learning mindset than real working engineers, inspiration for a reason, hats off to him.
His logic and the way he is co-relating things is a skill which very less people has, truly if he would had been in engineering, he would be some-one like steve jobs.
Just saw this video out of curiosity! I’ve no idea about system designs. I’m a commerce grad who transitioned into UX. But this video was so simple & easy to understand! Thankyou so much for this! Also, your papa is such a great student! So much proactive! Loved watching this! 😍❤️
Keep it up Keerti. Great going
Very well explained in simple terminology.
Very unique way to teach!!! Great!
This was incredible, your dad is a nerd in trading :)
wow this is the best way to explain System design to the beginner
Very nicely explained
Loved the way you explained the subject
Uncle ji - you remind me of my father... You have a high IQ level .. you are so easily connecting the dots without having a computer background. superrrr
Thoroughly enjoyed the session where it is not taught through one way/approach and definitely the in between gags😂.
Uncle is awesome
...👏👍❤
Completely agree ❤️✌🏻
Fantastic mam it was like talking to my father... Such a simple way make anything POSSIBLE FOR US .....THANKS for such a nice content...Making things Easy is of crucial importance....
Love this series
❤️❤️😇😇
@@KeertiPurswaniplease link all the shirts and hoodies
very nicely explain 😊😊
Beautifully explained 🎉
Quick question on cache: where exactly is it stored and what is the capacity of it-- would we going through the cache strategies -- like for instance we studied that RAM is a cache which is a fleeting storage and not persistent--is the data stored in RAM of the servers then? if so is it easy for a hacker to access the RAM and get that info out from a security standpoint.
This is my first time watching your video.. And I am subscribing to you.. You explained it very simple in layman terms mam
Happy to see this...Good Moments...Great Initiative .Keep it up..
Happy Guru Purnima !!
You are very good teacher & today with this video you prove also :)
Please make continue this kind of video.
Thank you so much! Means a lot ❤️😇
Uncle stole the show ❤ wonderful 😮
hey Keerti we need more of such videos and covering the whole playlist of system design like this. I am amazed that I have learn the basic concept of HLD so easily.
Please Please Please come up with such videos
Prompt Questions from Uncle and Memes made the video more Interesting and Funny !!😁
Thank you !!
Need more videos related to LLD, DESIGN PATTERNS , SOLID PRINCIPLES , MICROSERVICES
very good experiment keerti ❣
Thanks for the content. Interaction with your dad is so easy to understand. Thanks for your dad.
It was a really good video as you bought your papa (who knows nothing about HLD) into the teaching video which no one currently does on yt. This helps alot as he also same doubts and he is someone we can relate with. Great concept and a good learning video. Thank you
Amazing Video!!
Loved the way of explanation 👍
Best explanation 👌👌👍
nicely explained. i enjoyed
Very well explained Mam.🙌👏 I liked how you narrated the entiry flow.👌
Superb video with great editing 🔥, would love to 😂 see a full system design course with your father.
Your dad sounds like a pro 😂
This is great! Thank you.
really mind blowing ❤❤🎉🎉 awesome explanation and unique way of teaching ❤🔥
Really known something which is useful..Tq didi
Happy Guru Poornima ma'am.... Thanks for videos, it is really helping me understand the topics
awesome video, with an awesome idea, although I think he had already got some insights of HLD or he watched your videos beforehand 😅
God knows, but I can surely say uncle is awesome and so is your idea..!!!! Keep Growing, keep sharing knowledge. All the best.😊
So wholesome!
3:05 Uncle be like : "majak uda rhi hai mera" in positive sense.,,
Inclusion of meme makes it really interesting and lovely I am watching currently ❤
Hehe thank you! ❤️😇
Love this video
fans of uncle like here
voting for keerthi's pappa to be included in upcoming videos..Maybe on LLD.
I'm a front end developer with 4 years of experience. The only backend experience i have is write some basic API's in NodeJS. What are the prerequisites before i start LLD and HLD?
No pre-requisites for HLD. Basic of networking and dbms is required but I cover that also in the courses. So, nothing.
You should understand OOPs for LLD- clarity of what are classes and objects is required.
Keerthi in your HLD Course , Can you please add special sessions for Microservices Design and Tools Sections Please. HLDs totally change when we introduce necessary tools for eg) a Event bus as they will do the heavy lifting.Also Im not seeing much about Architectural patterns and modern Cloud Patterns. If possible add a Section called Cloud HLD where we can related the arch diagram to AWS /AZURE.This was a Question in a well known firms interview. Overall your efforts are awsome. Your 5k Course has to be priced at 15k minimum. Thanks Long Live
uncle keh rhe hain beti ke liye kya kya karna padta h
Hello,
I have registered for ur HLD, Eagerly waiting to learn more :)
your dad has a good future😂😍
Hi Keerthi Purswani. I am from non tech background, I went through your courses. One small info I require, do you have any courses for non tech PMs for system designs? Also, can we please connect on linkedin or how can I post queries to you through your website. Please help
cool da!
Keerti di, i am currently in my college (tier 3) and recently my 2nd year ended..i have done just basic dsa and trying to start with web development..should i take this course..will it help me in my placements..or should i focus on web development right now..(i know its very late ..most of the students in our batch have various projects already prepared and i am having no knowledge even about html css and js)😢
thug papa😂😂
You' re dad is more techie than me.
PAPA OP!
Can i know what he Studied & what he doing right now
Your dad's is too smart.
Hi keerti , i felt that course fee is very high
I would request you if you could please reduce the amount of fee please.🙏🏻
Hey Keerthi hld coupon please last month it was 5000 I was about to register now it was 6000/-
Interesting..
uncle IT hote to aap se abhi acha explain karte😃😃
mast h
Didi Maza nahi aaya, Kuch Jada Maza Aa gya. 😅 It was top notch. These videos need separate playlist awsome
i can join if it is 500rs .. sorry
Cool dad
don't explain load balancer to mom, you would be crying during laundry😜😜
Bye 😎
papa ko revise krake aayi hain...
:)
Bit of suggestion to improve the website. Once a user clicks on My Zone there is no way to get rid of the modal unless you proceed to providing information. ESC button doesnt work and there is no button to close the modal also. @KeertiPurwani
sorry but your papa remind me of "Dynamite" from cubicles series 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲