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Releasing an eBook, from the perspective of a technical co-founder, as we scaled Dukaan from 0 → 1M stores, and the engineering lessons I learned the hard way. The Accidental CTO. It's free and open source, if you can improve it, feel free to send pull requests. Github link…
d2c brand owners, i am happy to do TRAS, Technical Review as a Service. just send free stuff😀😀 and folks, if you want to see more unfiltered reviews like this, give a thumbs up.
Mind blown. 🤯🤯 This is the most technical review i have ever seen.
My Frido Orthotics Posture Corrector Review. i had posture issues since long, more so because of long seating sessions. so placed a order, funny enough used a mumbai pincode with bangalore address. Ganesh and team was quick and they followed up till it was sorted. here is…
Didn’t expect a podcast to hit this hard. Dukaan’s CEO @subhashchy just redefined what execution mindset really means. Where was this hiding all this time? Really got inspired a lot.
Onto Chapter 4, and I'm freaking loving it! This isn't just another system design book — it tells the real story of a real startup, the actual challenges the CTO faced while scaling, and how he overcame them. Startup journey + technical deep dives github.com/subhashchy/The…
Accidental CTO is a good read!, I've myself seen these challenges in my company so I can totally relate how they would have gone through these. The book is curated very well with good examples, problem summary, solution and impact of that solution over the system. @subhashchy 👏
@subhashchy @mydukaanapp just read Accidental CTO .Felt happy after long time. Found answers to lot of personal & technical qs. Be my "Imran Syed" , can u have one more ninja any day any compensation range. Thank You sir🙇.
I am halfway and am literally hooked. Iska audio book bhi hona chahiye @subhashchy sir!
Have been reading The Accidental CTO by @subhashchy . Not a single jargon, Such an interesting way of presenting system design to a beginner, started on Friday and I am already half way through it!
Scrolling X randomly while going to sleep, I came across a free book on github, "The Accidental CTO," by @subhashchy . Just going through some pages, it is a real world problems with real solutions. It's not any box diagram. Every page seems worth its time as I read more .
This book is extremely good. The explanations are so simple and clear you physically can't stop reading. A must-have for anyone who loves servers, DBs deployments, and backend.
I was casually scrolling X in bed, saw this book again, and thought "I'll just read a few pages on my phone before I sleep." ...that was 110 pages ago. I 'accidently' read 110 pages on my small mobile phone of the PDF version of this book. This book is extremely good. The…
It’s absolutely a goldmine.I started learning system design a few weeks ago and always had this question that where are we going to use all these concepts? But then came your book, which made everything clear.
goldmine for starting off with system design :)
Currently reading "The Accidental CTO". It's just fabulous read - goldmine for starting off with system design. I love when storytelling meets teaching. Thankyou @subhashchy 😊 github.com/subhashchy/The…
Hi @subhashchy, I finished reading the book yesterday and shared it with our team, too. It was quite an effortless read for me. Learnt and gained confidence. Your video with @arpit_bhayani helped me save cloud costs and made me rearchitect our k8s migration plan
this is beyond what i expected. thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Guys Read this BOOK , I'm almost done with it and ... @subhashchy has gone through practical uses of almost all the system design concepts that normally take a lot of time to learn and that too in a fun way ! READ IT !
50 pages into this read , I say I am having fun , its a fun read specially when I have been into these kinds of situations ! @subhashchy kudos, its a good and fun read
The Accidental CTO - Subhash binge-read in two days. incredible read. especially the good balance between the story and technical dives. thank you for the detailed write up @subhashchy this was truly an informal guide to system design. as an entry engineer, i loved the journey.…
The Accidental CTO" is the best thing I've ever read in my entire life 😭🤧 yups.
"The Accidental CTO" is the best thing I've ever read in my entire life 😭🤧. What a story @subhashchy sir. Hats off 🫡🫡. 1000000% Must read System Design Guide. Feels like my whole thoughts of System design concepts are rewired. Thank you so much Subhash Sir 😭❤️❤️
After reading the few pages of this books blow my mind in system design domain. This is best book for beginners in system design This book cover every system design topic very basic and with real life example Thank you @subhashchy sir 🙏.
No BS, no fluff but sheer engineering wisdom. - from another CTO.
If you haven't yet, go and read "The Accidental CTO" by @subhashchy. No BS, no fluff but sheer engineering wisdom. And a good reflection on why NOT to overcomplicate simple stuff! Got early access, still among the last ones to read 😀 and yet unfinished. May be #CTOlife ?
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