🚀 A collection of LLD, Design Patterns, DSA, and OOPs concepts with well-structured code, best practices, and real-world examples. Ideal for interview prep, system design, and hands-on coding. 💡📚

Repository to hold practise LLD codes

Playing with LLD (LLVM native linker)

Practicing Low level design from awesome-lld

This repository is dedicated to Low-Level Design (LLD) concepts, examples, and best practices. Whether you're a beginner looking to understand the fundamentals or an experienced developer aiming to refine your design skills, this repository is your go-to resource for all things LLD

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LLD solutions

Low Level Design Playground

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dev-container for lldb/fluent-bit

A hands-on collection of low-level design (LLD) implementations - covering design principles, patterns, and real-world system design problems with clean, maintainable code examples.

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A hands-on Java playground for learning and implementing Low-Level Design (LLD) concepts, OOP principles, and design patterns.

LLD Questions implemented using Javascript

A React playground with live preview for practicing component development through hands-on challenge

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This is my repo that implements clean LLD problems in Java to practice Design patterns OOPS and Java

LLD and system design implementations

Tech.io playground

Code Playground for LLD, Design Principles and many more...

This is security architect playground to practice system design, LLD, Security Architect Assessment

Production-shaped coding playground for interview prep: DSA, LLD, Machine Coding, System Design with observability

Playground for system design, low-level design (LLD), DSA, and design patterns: a hands-on repository to practice algorithms, architectures, and patterns with clean, modular examples.

This repository is going to contain the code on different LLD problems solved only by using Vanilla JS. We won't be using any Framework/Library for making these problems. It will also be a playground for all the learnings of new concepts in ES6 and beyond.

Bare-metal Rust playground for xv6 on RISC-V. Boots via rust-lld + inline asm (no GCC crutches), sets up per-hart stacks, drops to s-mode, kicks the timer, then hands you the keys to rewire every xv6 subsystem in Rust. Bring your own UART, traps, and mischief.