Decoding the frontend system design and machine coding rounds
System design (HLD) and machine coding (LLD) are derivatives, understanding them helps to crack interview better.
Machine coding round (LLD) is the subset of the System design (HLD).
In system design, we discuss the surface-level architecture of any system, listing down the requirements of what has to be created. Then, we propose a solution for all the things we can do to create such a system.
Machine coding is more at the application level, where we code or implement certain parts of the whole system.
For example, Designing a JIRA/TRELLO board is a system design question, while implementing the TODO list is a machine coding question that is a small feature of the JIRA board.
While this is a relative example, in machine coding, you could be asked to create or implement any common UI component.
Practice is the key to cracking any interview as practice makes one learn the concepts permanently.
Thus, I have started adding different question sets on the alpha.learnersbucket.com where each set will have 4 questions.
DSA
JavaScript-based problems
Machine coding (React / Vanilla Js)
System design
Solving these question sets will help you become interview-ready.
Following are the two machine-coding questions that were added recently.
Create an Image comparison slider
Capture item visible on the viewport
Create a todo-list
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