ByteByteGo

System design simplified. ByteByteGo provides visual and easy-to-understand explanations of complex architectural patterns used by big tech companies.

About ByteByteGo

ByteByteGo is famous for its high-quality diagrams and visual explanations. It breaks down how massive systems like WhatsApp, YouTube, and Netflix work behind the scenes, making it an essential resource for senior engineers and anyone preparing for system design interviews.

What Makes This Newsletter Unique

The best visual-first approach to learning system design. It turns complex whiteboarding sessions into easy-to-digest newsletters.

Who Should Subscribe?

Engineers looking to level up their architecture skills or those preparing for high-level technical interviews at FAANG-level companies.

Content Format

Articles with detailed diagrams, explanations of technical tradeoffs, and deep dives into specific technologies like Kafka, Redis, or Kubernetes.

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Our Take: Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Excellent visual aids and diagrams
  • Clear and concise explanations of complex topics
  • Directly relevant to career advancement and interviews

Cons

  • Full archive access requires a paid subscription
  • Can be very technical; not for beginners

Frequently Asked Questions

How often is ByteByteGo published?

ByteByteGo is published weekly.

Is ByteByteGo free?

ByteByteGo offers a free version with optional premium features. Free weekly articles + Premium subscription

Who writes ByteByteGo?

ByteByteGo is written by Alex Xu. Alex Xu is the founder of ByteByteGo and the author of the best-selling System Design Interview book series.

About the Author: Alex Xu

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Alex Xu

Alex Xu is the founder of ByteByteGo and the author of the best-selling System Design Interview book series. He has previously worked at Twitter, Apple, Zynga, and Oracle.

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