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Resource to learn how to design large-scale systems and to prep for the system design interview. Resolves jwasham#174.
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Follow-up to #181: Add the System Design Primer
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Resource to learn how to design large-scale systems and to prep for the system design interview. Resolves #174.
Hi John,
Here's the PR to add the The System Design Primer. I wasn't sure where best to put it, I feel perhaps it might be the first resource to point to in the System Design, Scalability, Data Handling section. Much of the link content listed in that section are discussed further in the System design Primer.
Happy to make tweaks if this is not in the right place, thanks again for this awesome resource!
-Donne