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This PR introduces system-design-progress-tracker.md, an interactive, step-by-step curriculum and study tracker designed to help learners navigate the vast wealth of resources in this repository
While the repository is extremely comprehensive, the sheer volume of material can sometimes be overwhelming for beginners or those preparing for interviews. This tracker breaks down the content into a structured 6-Phase Learning Roadmap.
What's Included:
6-Phase Guided Journey: Groups the repo's content into logical learning stages (Fundamentals -> Web Tier & Infra -> Database Scaling -> Caching & Async -> OOD -> High-Scale System Architectures).
Relative Linking: All theoretical topics, coding challenges (like LRU Cache), and design questions (like Twitter or Pastebin) are wired with relative links that resolve natively to your repo anchors and solution files.
Anki & Prep Checklists: Built-in tracking for Anki flashcard reviews and the 4-step interview approach.
Embedded Quick References: Includes the "Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know" and "Powers of Two" reference tables at the bottom for quick lookups during mock design sessions.
Why this is helpful:
It provides users with an actionable "checklist" they can copy, fork, or use locally (in editors like Obsidian, Notion, or VS Code) to track their progress systematically as they work through the primer