A starter-friendly system design blog.
This space is for learning and sharing system design concepts step by step, in a simple and practical way. The content will grow gradually as concepts become clearer.
Purpose
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Learn system design from scratch
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Break complex topics into simple explanations
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Document learning with examples and diagrams
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Build a strong foundation for interviews and real projects
This blog is intentionally minimal and beginner-focused.
Beginner Path
If you are new to system design, follow this order:
1. Basics
What is system design?
Why scalability and availability matter
2. Core Components
Load balancer (basic idea)
Cache (why it is used)
Database (SQL vs NoSQL – high level)
3. Simple Designs
URL shortener (basic version)
Simple chat system
4. Interview Basics
How to approach a system design question
How to explain trade-offs simply
Repository Structure (Will Grow Over Time)
system-design-blog/
├── basics/
├── components/
├── case-studies/
├── interviews/
└── README.md
Notes
Content may be incomplete or evolving
Focus is on clarity, not perfection
Advanced topics will be added later
🚧 Status
This is a starter project and is under active learning and development.
Happy learning