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In what order should I study for Systems Design?
Senior Software Engineer at Taro Community2 months ago
For someone starting to study Systems Design for interviews, is there a roadmap we should follow so that we understand concepts in increasing order of difficulties?
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(1 comment)- 0a month agoTech Lead/Manager at Meta, Pinterest, Kosei
I don't have a strong opinion here. If I were you, I'd just follow the recommendation provided in a well-regarded system design course or book. Start with ByteByteGo from Taro Perks: https://www.jointaro.com/perks/
Use this as a starting point, but adapt it to topics you feel more or less confident in.
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