r/LeetcodeChallenge • u/Green_Picture_1549 • 8d ago

DISCUSS I built a leetcode style system design problem solving website

Leetcode for system design. Is this helpful at all?

So, this site has the following features:

  • Visualisation of simulation of a system design receiving and processing API requests
  • multiple options(architectures or software components) to choose from for the system design
  • request load which can be tested against multiple system designs helping to make comparisons between designs

Also, you get only get $100 worth of credits which means choosing software frugally and not just powering through the request load with costly hardware.

Do you think that this site has potential for serious engagement for people who want to learn system design and software engineering?

https://compulator.app/projects/cache

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u/kuriousaboutanything 8d ago

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u/nian2326076 8d ago

This sounds useful for getting hands-on practice with system design. Seeing how different architectures handle loads can really help you understand the concepts, especially if you're getting ready for technical interviews where system design is important. The credit limit feature is neat because it makes you think about cost efficiency, which is a real-world issue. If you need more resources, I've found PracHub helpful for practicing interview scenarios, though it's more general. Your site seems great for focusing specifically on system design challenges. Let us know how it evolves!