One topic I've been thinking about for the last little bit is System Design. Throughout my informational interviews, I've gotten little tidbits o...
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Awesome article, Sofia! I started learning more about System Design, especially Distributed Systems. At my current job, I am not really required to know System Design, but it's major kudos points to know and contribute to products in such an important way. I think it's really important for every Software Engineer/Developer to learn it!
I found this article to be a really good resource when I started learning!
Scalable Web Architecture and Distributed Systems by Kate Matsudaira
aosabook.org/en/distsys.html
That's such a helpful and thorough article, thank you for linking it!
@sofia, I thought you would describe software development life cycle (SDLC) as shown in first image. But when I read this article I found it very interesting, thanks and you rocked in this post.
Suggestion : edit image of you think it should not be SDLC
Woow; indeed. Thank you so much for ur dedication and contributions.
Wow, great article, thank you!!!
System design is not the same as a design system FYI.i day this because I believe your cover image is misleading
Valid point.. Thanks for pointing it out, I replaced it with something more fitting!
Very cool. Do you have a higher res version of the full object model? It's really nice to see these all mocked out.
Thanks Abe! Unfortunately, I don't.. If you really wanted to dive deeper into it you could download the project file from the link: visual-paradigm.com/tutorials/rest.... Otherwise if you look into it, this tutorial goes all the way into the nitty-gritty and shows you everything in pieces!
This was a nice read. Do you have any recommendation on software to help create these diagrams other than Visual Paradigm? (seems like it might be a bit bloated for me)
Absolutely! There are so many free resources out there. I've used lucidchart.com and draw.io in the past and find that they're pretty smooth.