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Are you a front-end developer or designer?

You should look at these websites which offer modern UI components in different formats.

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1. UI Design Daily:

Awesome UI Components of all types

https://t.co/72SgfNy9RQ

2. 100 Daily UI:

Free Figma library of products, elements, and screens

https://t.co/seJDWAewks

3. Open Doodles:

A Free Set of Sketchy Illustrations

https://t.co/NwyOi5JdI0

4. Humaaans:

Cool illustrations of people with the ability to mix and match

https://t.co/DSubEZO8C4

5. Paaatterns:

Free collection of beautiful patterns for all vector formats

https://t.co/Q23tCjV7Ni

6. 404 Illustration:

free illustrations for 404 pages

https://t.co/BQ76MqSeG4

7. Drawkit .io

Illustrations for designers and startups

https://t.co/5lTiWX2pMf

8. Absurd .design:

Free surrealist illustrations for designers and developers

https://t.co/74kAIC8KRW

9. Undraw .co

Open-source illustrations for any idea you can imagine and create

https://t.co/P1vmHuYKEg

10. Manypixels .co:

Monochromatic, Isometric high-quality illustrations

https://t.co/KmcUQUMVcT

11. Open Peeps:

Hand drawn illustration library

https://t.co/oJfdNY0SXA

12. Animations .co:

Beautiful, customizable animated GIF icons

https://t.co/U2A7KqeT9V

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- freelancing
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Are you a web developer or a designer?

These websites will help you create professional mockups for your applications:

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1. Shot Snap:

Create beautiful device mockup images for your app or website

2. Smart Mockups:

Create stunning product mockups (free & premium)

https://t.co/1RmIQhAreS

3. Screely:

Instantly turn your screenshot into a mockup

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4. Screenshot .rocks:

Create beautiful browser & mobile mockups in seconds.

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Sunil Kumar
@sunilc_

Things I wish I knew 10 years ago:

- it's okay to be yourself
- exercise more often
- invest in relationships
- importance of eating healthy
- money isn't everything
- learn for pleasure
- take the time to be in nature
- put aside technology more often

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Sunil Kumar
@sunilc_

Are you a front-end developer or a designer?

Here's a list of websites to get inspiration for design and building UI:

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1. Behance
https://t.co/eNm9PHPwiv

2. Dribbble
https://t.co/79Zq4AISuB

3. Httpster
https://t.co/U7xXszEdRU

4.

5. Design Notes
https://t.co/io8DVOLWSv

6. Land Book
https://t.co/KsNQxWxmqh

7. Frontend Mentor
https://t.co/NfvVVgEsOE

8.

9. Codrops
https://t.co/hfmwzhG0bk

10. SaaS Landing Page
https://t.co/NYXxCvFDTj

11. Pages .xyz
https://t.co/ilxtaHQ7j5

12. UI

13. lapa ninja
https://t.co/nmhJ6wgSfl

14. Freefrontend
https://t.co/FrDYMKfnPO

15. Webframe
https://t.co/GhVhkWFg5f

16. Collect

Sunil Kumar
@sunilc_

How should one approach System Design questions during an interview?

Here's the step by step guide:

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System design interviews are generally open ended discussions. There's no one right answer.

The main focus in this round is to see your thought process and whether you'll be able to design a minimal system keeping future scale in mind and by following the standard principles.

Know that many interviewers deliberately make it hard to see how you approach a given problem.

You cannot possibly design a complex system in 1-2 hours which engineers usually take months to years to design, develop and build.

So this is how you should approach this round:

1. Clarify the requirements: As mentioned earlier the questions are generally very open ended. So you need to ask a lot of question to set the scope clear for the discussion.

Example: "Design an application like Twitter"

Twitter has a lot of features like:
- Post tweet
- Home timeline
- Profile timeline
- Analytics
- Likes
- Retweets
- Following
- Bookmark
- Trending etc

You get the idea!

Sunil Kumar
@sunilc_

Most commonly used AWS services:

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1. Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2):

EC2 instances are basically servers with an operating system which can be used to run your applications on the internet just like you run your applications on your laptop during development.

2. Relational Database Service (RDS):

RDS is a distributed relational database service.

Amazon RDS is available on several database instance types - optimised for memory, performance or I/O - and provides six familiar database engines to choose from, including:

- Amazon Aurora
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- MariaDB
- Oracle Database
- SQL Server

3. Elastic Container Service (ECS):

AWS ECS is a fully managed container orchestration service.

ECS has been a foundational pillar for key Amazon services and it can natively integrate with other services such as Amazon Route 53, Secrets Manager, AWS Identity and
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