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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
1. This isn't material created to teach someone; it feels more like a knowledge-sharing study group or a presentation. It's not detailed at all, and the lecture proceeds at a level where the instructor is basically just reading off the PPT slides. - They explain something, suddenly ask "Any questions?", and then a Q&A session follows. Anyone can see this is just a recorded video study session, right? 2. When explaining complex flows, there is no cursor or pointer, so it's often confusing to know which part is being explained. 3. Perhaps because it's a recording of a video conference???, the image quality is poor and the text is blurry. 4. Perhaps because it's a recording of a video conference???, the audio quality is not good. 5. This is a lecture on a Korean platform, yet the materials are prepared in English??? I don't understand. The lecture description says it's "advantageous for future overseas employment"????? It's not like I'm going to use these exact materials as-is. I suspect they just wanted to reuse the video materials they already had. That's just my guess. [Actual outcomes regarding the expected effects after taking the course] 1. Software System Design Principles: You will understand core design principles that ensure system stability and scalability. 2. Performance Optimization Techniques: You will understand various optimization techniques and strategies to improve system performance. 3. Building Stable and Scalable Systems: You can build systems that are scalable according to changing requirements. -> I believe it is absolutely impossible to understand these through this lecture alone. It's only possible if you personally research and study the technologies required for each system in detail. 4. Application of Real-world Cases: You will cultivate the practical ability to apply learned theories to actual projects through various real-world cases. -> I don't think even a developer with over 10 years of experience could cultivate the practical ability to apply this to real projects just by watching this lecture. The PPT is just at the level of reading through materials, so there are too many things you have to look up one by one for an accurate understanding. 5. Team Leading and Decision Making: You can develop the capacity to lead a team as a technical leader and make important technical decisions. -> Becoming capable of team leading and decision-making just by watching this lecture? I think that's absolutely impossible. This lecture lacks hands-on practice, and since the content is just reading through a PPT, there are too many things you have to look up individually to understand properly. Am I the only one who finds this strange? While looking through the reviews, I saw a reply saying: "The initial curriculum of the lecture stated it referenced Alex Xu's System Design Interview book, so why complain about the lecture following it exactly?" Honestly, it's a bit funny. Shouldn't they have written that they would lecture exactly from that book and only add necessary parts, rather than just saying it was "referenced"? I've never read that book, so that's not my complaint. Honestly, what do I care? -- This lecture costs 123,000 KRW, but I think around 30,000 KRW would be appropriate. But even at 30,000 KRW, I'd rather recommend just buying the book. Developers are having a hard time these days because jobs have decreased significantly, and seeing such a low-quality lecture makes me angry. In the past, when the supply of developers fell far short of demand, 100,000 KRW honestly wasn't a big deal, but that's not the case anymore. There are tons of people who can't even find work. They probably watched this lecture hoping to increase their competitiveness even a little bit, and it breaks my heart to think they might have felt as empty as I did after seeing this lecture that lacks any real substance.

kordokrip
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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
Several instructors give lectures, and to be honest, some make things very easy to understand while others only make sense halfway. I think that's because their teaching styles are different. So, my solution is to take the lecture materials from the instructors I don't understand, update them using an LLM, and input the parts I didn't grasp as prompts. Asking it to explain with visualizations seems to be very helpful.

princekey
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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
The design approach, which considers large-scale traffic processing and scalability, was specific enough to be applied directly in practice. I feel proud that I have now gained a perspective to overlook the entire system, going beyond simple implementation. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants to leap forward as a true senior engineer beyond just getting a promotion!

dudamel
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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
I learned a lot thanks to you. Thank you!

jsj32820415
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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
It was a great help in getting a feel for it since I have no experience with large-scale systems!

changminkim0438
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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
The lecture content itself was interesting and enjoyable, and it's something you can consider when working on actual projects.

zsed3d39458
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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
It became an opportunity to systematically organize the practical knowledge that had been floating around in my head. It was always difficult to find appropriate design points in the engineering process, but through this process, I think I will be able to make better decisions and determine development scope suitable for each stage. Rather than being suitable for people who have no basic knowledge of system design or computer engineering, I think this is a good course for those who have learned and acquired many things beyond their specialized field knowledge while doing collaboration-focused practical work, but haven't had time to organize them.

jjhgwx
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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
Advanced system design lecture, thank you very much!

chohyeonkimelly
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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
Still listening now. It seems to vary by person; some just read the slides a bit and quickly move on. I'll listen more for now and revise the rating later.

chcjswo
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System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
System design where you can't get promoted if you don't know
It was a lecture full of insights that can be immediately applied to real-world tasks. It broke down the essence of system design in an easy-to-understand manner, enabling both comprehension and application.