Object Oriented Design Project Ideas

PROTOTYPE DRIVEN LEARNING 

1. Heath Tracking App.

Distributed Systems Course CSEP-552 at UW, Seattle

Lecture 1 :

After going through just this first lecture, I realize why I was not doing well in Google System Design kind of questions. It is because I lacked this background and without understanding the depth of this topic, it will be simply faking my response and not really understanding the ins & outs.

I am hoping to complete this lecture series and also work on the homework assignments when I get some time.

Some more resources:

1. UW Course Site Winter 2018
1. UW Professional Masters in CS Program : https://www.cs.washington.edu/academics/pmp/overview
2. Open Source Distributed Systems Book
3. Introduction to Distributed System Design by Google Code University
4. Original Map-Reduce Original Paper
5. Quora : Other Distributed System Online Course Resources

Why TDD? I hope this will finally do the mental shift for me.

Great talk. Loved the fact that I am yet to be a TDD devotee and don't know how to do it right. Maybe this will motivate me for future.

Go for C++ Developers

I liked the talk because of the coverage and meaningful conversations it had.

 My thoughts are:-

1. I think Golang is a very powerful language for backend systems development.
2. The simplicity of the language and support for concurrency is what makes it practical.
3. For me to do really well with this language, I need to get my OS concepts sorted out. I think if I can get some basic Compilers studies done as well, I think it will help immensely with the understanding of the language construct.
4. There are many companies doing great products using Go. Few of them I explored are Hashicorp, InfuxDB etc.
5. The one goal I have with this language is to be able to write serious projects and architect a design that is simple AF. I think there's lot of value in simplicity and I know I gravitate towards it naturally. What I lack is enough experience to build Software Systems independently or outside job like OSS. I think if I could spend some time doing independent projects, it can take me a long way.

Good luck.

One Article to understand Why a good Software Design Matters?

I cannot be more grateful for this article to be written on how to design a software system and why does it make sense to think about your design first before you go ahead with jumping on your keyboard and fill in the blanks for a quick and dirty prototype.

Cindy Sridharan Medium Article

This article talks about why a "Mental Model" of your design needs to be simple and easy-to-convey to others who are reading it.

Popular Linux Questions (Draft : Work in Progress)

• How do you troubleshoot a slow file copy from a remote machine
• Explain all fields in top command
• Can you copy a 2 GB file if total memory is 8 GB and is 95% utilized.
• How does Ping Work?

Remote Procedure Call, gRPC, Protocol Buffers

Let me say to be honest "I had no idea of the impact of RPC in Distributed Systems" until I watched the UW session on Distributed Systems on Youtube. I asked myself, why is it that that RPC is a module in itself. Why every other place it is dedicated lecture. I couldn't understand it before.

But now that I understand that it is a foundation for creating a truly distributed system, I want to bring in the resources which I felt are important to learn this topic.

What benefits do you get from using Protocol Buffers over other contemporary techniques? Specially when it comes to System Design and Architecture, what leverage do I get here that I cannot find elsewhere?


First, let's learn about Why RPC?
<Fill in the details here>

Second, why Protocol Buffers?
<Fill in the details here>

Third, Implement gRPC and ProtoBuf in Python

Protocol Buffers Basic using ToDo Project

Creating a Server and Client Code using above lecture material and gRPC.

This is a good place to start understanding what is gRPC.
https://grpc.io/docs/guides/

Intro to gRPC in C# 4/19/2020

I actually liked the tutorial because it was more hands on and the others I posted before.

Here's one article that I think could handy as well : https://medium.com/@karuppiah7890/how-i-started-learning-grpc-and-made-a-grpc-client-in-nodejs-and-grpc-server-in-golang-cc7e3901ed54

Why Software Engineering is hard?

How to think about System Design in General

What's your black triangle

Click here 

A comprehensive video on Software Design Patterns.

Convert Python Flask App to Docker Container

SOLID Principles in Hindi

Database Normalization - 1NF, 2NF, 3NF and 4NF

1st Normal Form
---------------
Each Cell to be Single Valued
Entries in a column are same type
Rows uniquely identified - Add unique id

2nd Normal Form
---------------
All attributes (non-key columns) depened on the key

3rd Normal Form
---------------
All Fields(Column) can be determind only by the key in the table and no other column

4th Normal Form
---------------
No Multi-Valued Dependencies

Crash Course : Node.js from Traversy Media. Its the best.

Vinod Khosla : How to Build the Future.

Netflix JavaScript Talks - Making Bandersnatch

VirtualBox Networking Basics.

What's Compiler?

Not a fan of Object Oriented Design.. Me too. Welcome to the club.

This is a great video on how to design a software system.

Another one on what actually was suppose to be OOP but never happened.

Infrastructure Code is Hard