BookMyShow is among the most popular when it comes to booking movie tickets. And as much as the high-level design may fascinate you, it is equally, if not more, important to understand in detail the low-level design that lies behind.

With a good low-level design, code can directly be developed with little debugging and testing. If this is a topic that continues to bug you, come along and learn from a top Scaler instructor in another free live Masterclass.

Masterclass Curriculum and Structure:

Day 1:

• The what and why of LLD
• What companies look for in Design and Machine Coding interviews
• BookMyShow project overview & requirements gathering
• Selecting the tech-stack
• Designing the database schema
• Identifying the major submodules, services and APIs in the project
• Discussion on few of the most important software design patterns

Day 2 (continuing from where Day-1 ends):

• Getting down and dirty with the code
• Setting up the developer tools & environment
• Implementing the major modules in a maintainable, extensible manner
• Identifying the appropriate design patterns and apply them
• Configuring, testing and deploying the code
• Steps to follow in order to master LLD

About The Instructor:

As a Platform Engineer at Media.Net, Pragy Agarwal scaled low latency systems with millions of queries per second. He has 16+ years of coding experience across a wide variety of programming languages and paradigms and has a keen eye for "good coding practices". Having experienced education from a tier 3 college (Bachelors, UPTU) and a tier 1 college (Masters, IIT-Bombay), Pragy is able to closely connect and empathise with his students.
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Key takeaways:

• Appreciating the need for writing extensible and easily maintainable code.
• Understand Low Level Design, and get to know what steps one should follow while deciding on the design.
• Experience what companies look for in a LLD round, and how you should approach it
• Looking at the design and code of BookMyShow end to end

You will also get a certificate if you attend both days of the Masterclass.

Note - This Masterclass is only for working professionals with at least 3 months of work experience.