After the initial course, now finished "Grokking the Advanced System Design Interview".
Like its predecessor, pretty cool stuff!

This one went into details of how some popular distributed systems are built, like Kafka, Cassandra, HDFS and more.

While going through these systems, common distributed systems patterns are explained, like the ever-present CAP theorem, vector clocks (which I used in my master's project a long long time ago 😅) or bloom filters.

If you're into this kind of stuff, give it a go!

PS: even if the title says interview, it's useful even if you're not preparing for one, it's just good information about distributed systems.

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This course, "Grokking the System Design Interview", is pretty cool!

A lot of interesting ideas on how to build complex systems.

I'm now going through its sequel ("Grokking the Advanced System Design Interview") which goes into the design of a bunch of distributed systems (e.g. Dynamo, Cassandra, Kafka, ...)

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This month I finished Springboard's UX/UI Design career track program! 

Deciding to make a career pivot from architecture to UX design has been so rewarding. I've grown so much as a designer and met wonderful people along the way. 

I'm now searching for my first full time UX role with a design team. Excited to help create amazing experiences.☺️✨

Finished the Machine Learning for Production course by deeplearning.ai. Great intro to MLOps concepts.
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Completed the course Video Storytelling course by Paul LeCrone. With the goal of learning storytelling and how to use video to convey a message

Finished a Course to Create Positive Habits.

With this course I was able to reflect on the habits in which I have worked during 2021 and it guides you to create new habits. ✨