adityatandon15/Low-Level-Design-Course

What this is

This repository collects the Java code and notes used in the Coder Army low-level design (LLD) playlist. It is aimed at learners who want worked examples of object-oriented design and system design rather than a reusable library or framework. The README states that the material is free on the Coder Army YouTube channel and links to the playlist in the README.

How to use it

The repository is a companion to the video course, not a standalone product. Open the repository on GitHub, browse the code directory for the topic you are studying, and read the Java files alongside the corresponding lessons in the Coder Army LLD playlist. The README does not document a build system, package layout, run command, or dependency setup, so there is no official one-command starting point; use the code as reference material while following the videos.

The README itself only identifies the playlist and its source, so learners should expect to copy or adapt classes into their own Java environment rather than run the repository as an application.

Constraints

• The code is written in Java, and the README gives no supported Java version, build tool, or dependency list.
• No license is declared, so reuse and redistribution terms are unspecified.
• The material is organized around a video series; repository structure alone may not explain the sequence or context of each example.

HotRepo's take

In the recorded Java-language daily snapshot for 2026-11-02, the repository had 1,420 stars and 951 forks and gained 4 stars that day, placing 7th on the Java daily list. The fork count is high relative to the star count, which is consistent with a course-companion repository that learners clone for reference. The repository has no recorded all-language daily rank, so this is the extent of its recorded ranking context.