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Resources – Spring Boot, Microservices, LLD, HLD

Welcome to my curated Resources Hub – your one-stop destination for learning and building real-world backend applications. Here, I share all the tools, courses, projects, and references I personally use to teach and work on scalable systems. Whether you're exploring Spring Boot for the first time, diving into Low-Level or High-Level Design concepts, or looking for practical projects to build your skills, you'll find carefully selected material here. This page is continuously updated as I discover new resources, lectures, and courses – so check back often to see the latest additions and maximize your learning journey.

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