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There is no pre-requisite to read this blog. Everything is written for complete beginners. This is a detailed blog that covers all the topics you need to master to solve any system design problem in interviews. You will not need to study any more theory except this blog. Directly start attempting interview problems after reading this blog. For system design, in most places, you will only see theoretical stuff, but in this blog, I have tried to show the practical implementation of a lot of things so you will not just be preparing for interviews but also know how these things are being used in the real world. Content of this blog Why study System Design? What is a Server? Latency and Throughput Scaling and its types – Vertical Scaling – Horizontal Scaling Auto Scaling Back-of-the-envelope Estimation CAP Theorem Scaling of Database – Indexing – Partitioning – Master Slave Architecture – Multi-master Setup – Database Sharding – Disadvantage of sharding SQL vs NoSQL Databases and w...

As a blogger or content creator, you know that producing high-quality and engaging content consistently is no easy feat. It can take hours of research, brainstorming, and editing to create a single piece of content that resonates with your audience. That’s where ChatGPT comes in. In this article, we’ll explore 25 ways that bloggers can utilize Chat GPT for content creation to streamline their efforts, save time and resources, and create high-quality and engaging content that resonates with their audience. ChatGPT is an AI-powered language model that can assist content creators in generating various types of content, from social media captions and blog outlines to video scripts and ad copy. So, let’s dive in and discover how ChatGPT can take your content creation to the next level. 21+ Ways to Use Chat GPT for Content Creation Product Descriptions:   Bloggers can use this tool to create compelling product descriptions for their own products, like books, digital goods, and other onli...

YouTube is a great place to listen to music, but you’ll have noticed a big limitation when using it on your iPhone: the music stops when you turn off the screen or when you return to the home screen and open another app. Being able to turn off the screen is pretty important and not just for saving battery power: it also stops the touchscreen working while the phone’s in your pocket and accidental taps which can skip to the next video. Since you reading this, you already know that the YouTube app won’t let you turn off the screen while watching a video so you can listen to music in the background. That’s because Google wants you to pay for YouTube Premium or YouTube Music Premium, both of which add this useful feature. The easy answer, then, is to pay for YouTube Music or YouTube Premium and you’ll be able to play music with the screen off or while using another app. But what if you don’t fancy shelling out for yet another monthly subscription? ...