Great as always. I must say this blog is a gem for beginners in System Design. I gathered a few resources from time to time to learn System Design. Hope this helps you too. Byte Byte Go System Design Notes Software Architecture & System Design: I wish I had known about this earlier…

Thanks for sharing such vital points for self-improvement👏👏👏. I followed only the first point till now. But I will insha'Allah focus on the last point too. Keep sharing such great content🤩🤩. One point I also want to add, which I also followed, is that One can participate in any Hackathons or competitions to build confidence in their level of knowledge and network with their fellow participants.😇✨✨

Great and valuable content as always 👏👏👏

This post covers advanced concepts of promises which can't be easily found🤩🤩. This is one of the best articles if someone prepares JS promises for an interview. I could not crack Question 5, but I am glad I learned new concepts from this article.😇😇

Nice article 👏👏 Is tree shaking apply on our written code or also on third party libraries? Is it only apply on functions having import / export or can be applied on variables / objects / commented code ? and last is that if tree shaking is done while creating bundles , then why react gives warning for any unused variable or unused import ?

This blog is amazing. Nice article 👍👍. A lot of useful information. Now, Hash table concept is clear 👏👏 I have a question that where we use hash tables. Mostly till today, I used objects and arrays in frontend and as well as in the apis. But never used Hash tables. I think Hash tables may be used in cryptography or where security is important. Is there any other usecase in common scenario such as in e-commerce website?

Well explained with good examples. 👏 👏. Easily got the concept. Now, I can add the priority queue to my data structures folder.🤩🤩

I Love to read this🤩🤩. Every article gives a new piece of information.👍👍 Is Call Stack and Job Queue similar in Javascript? I know only about Call Stack what it is.

Awesome ✨✨. The way you have written the blog is Amazing👏👏. The part of 'Applications of Stack' gave me new ideas to use the stack for different problems.

Nice Article🤩🤩. The destructuring idea is really well🔥🔥.