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Hey, A bit of practical demostration would enhance the quality of your playlist. Other than that content is quite is very good and you made concepts very clear. Thanks.
ОтветитьThis was a great video. Concise yet comprehensive.
ОтветитьThanks Yogita, brilliant info, great explanation of caching
ОтветитьGreat summary and course overall, thank you! One comment I'd have is on summary page saying that read-through is a great alternative for cache-aside, why is that? what specific benefits has read-through to make it a great alternative? IMHO both work the same (i.e. for each request, is checked if response is cached, and send response or update cache accordingly), while read-through has actually some downsides (i.e. can be single point of failure, can limit data modeling), thus not a great alternative. Maybe an upside would be easier to implement in the sense of using existing libraries.
ОтветитьThe systems design playlist is the best!! But in the videos you keep mentioning posting a link for quizzes but i don’t see them😢 can someone please help. Thank you
ОтветитьI bet you are wrong about what you said about why you started the channel
ОтветитьThe first example of multiplication was really apt, which convinced me why caching is needed, otherwise i was really not understanding why cache is used, thank you for this content, really a nice explanation
ОтветитьThank you so much for the awesome course you have created, I did my engineering almost 9 years back but its so much fun to learn all this again.
One question I had was, for write through pattern who would be writting to the DB ?
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very simple and covered everything. excellent content
Ответитьfantastic channel , keep going 🥰
ОтветитьDetailed videos on different standard/Types of API please
Ответитьthank you very mutch this is perfect, and your teaching is very good.
ОтветитьHow Cache Invalidation can be achieved and which would be best suited implementations for distributed systems
ОтветитьCan you please let us know how to do part time master's.
ОтветитьI think you completely missed the data consistency aspect. Can you make a separate video keeping distributes caching in mind 🙂?
ОтветитьYour content is truly awesome
ОтветитьThis series is a goldmine for beginners 🔥
Ответитьis there plan for actual implementations for all content ?
ОтветитьThis is an EXCELLENT video
ОтветитьEspecially i liked the last part where you summarized, this would work as a slide for revision before interviews. Thank you very much for your effort and helping students.
ОтветитьHi Yogita,
Really appreciate all the effort that you have put in. Great work.
Your resources have been of immense help
Yes your videos are informative and useful. Can you please emphasize what to be used when with scenarios. Thanks much for consideration.❤
ОтветитьSuperb content!
ОтветитьGreat content
ОтветитьFrom the first example it was classic
ОтветитьInformative, Could you please share real time scenarios when to use appropriate cache design pattern? Thanks for this video!
ОтветитьGreat content Yogita! In case of Write- around the cache strategy, the cache will be invalidated with TTL only, right? Till the time the cache will be serving older data.
ОтветитьThanks for the detailed video. Read-through and write-through seem pretty similar ... are there specific examples where one might be used over other?
ОтветитьHi yogita, can you provide some resources like content to prepare for system design.
ОтветитьHi, I liked your video it was simple and easy to understand. Could you put some videos on diff framework which suits diff use case which you explained and it's procs cons.
ОтветитьI liked "75*75 =5625" in 1 word :-) Excellent!! Thank you for sharing.
ОтветитьGOOD presentations... at every stage can you overlay real life examples and tools... where rabbit mq, kafka comes in this etc.. thanks
ОтветитьFew days ago I was going though multiple vlogs and videos to understand details on cache. Some videos use to be very long. Your single video covered all of them in very simple and concise way. The quality of your content is really good. Good for brushing of the skills in less time.
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ОтветитьDo you have any guthub repo, wherein you have implemented all this concepts in a backend server to optimize the performance?, if you have one please share the link, if not it will ne very useful of you will be able to share some resources for the same
ОтветитьThank you!!
ОтветитьExcellent content, very useful, enjoying a lot and watching again and again. Thank a lot Yogita for amazing course.
ОтветитьLoved your explanation style !! Best explanation on caching and it's patterns.
ОтветитьSimple, Crisp and clear...
ОтветитьVery Informative Video, Thanks Yogita! :)
ОтветитьThis was one gem of a video. Loved all your videos so far . Thanks
ОтветитьYou re really good.
ОтветитьToo good explanation, it's very crystal and clear. Each video is better and better than the other. '
Will look forward for more such knowledgeable videos. Hats off!
Thank you for all this. I actually have a degree that's more hardware heavy than most computer science degrees, but all the jobs in my area are software, so even after 5 years of full stack development work I find I need the right vocabulary to understand the big picture stuff.
ОтветитьThank you. Subscribed
Ответитьback in 2018 caching was taught to me in college, they took 8 classes to teach what she has explained in 22 mins. Thanks very much Yogita,ur teaching is awsome.
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