Garbage Collection Algorithms: Concurrent Mark Sweep, Fragmentation and Compaction, Lost Writes

[@LeoLeo-nx5gi]

Holy brother, this is actually what feels like Engineering, man I am just so much proud of you and your work, am sure u don't know me (obvio. we never met) but starting from your way of presentation (English I mean), the fabulous animation (God that memory allocation one was just awesome -> 4:26 ) and your knowledge surely is just so much (I don't know what to say... :) ) Ig awesome. Pls don't stop with the next as the last part, we really need more of those videos/knowledge (and for free pls a bit/lot more, XD ), have a good future dude, see ya.

[@jasonliu3202]

Hi, this is a great video, thank you for your effort. I'm still intertested in your final version of explaining the gc algorithm!

[@ypucandeleteit]

Love the new intro, you and Fireship are the best programming teachers on KZbin

[@mani_naik]

I am concurrently watching the video and commenting.

[@charan775]

you are just awesome Gaurav.. you have so much knowledge compared to many other youtubers

[@Grv28097]

"Every GC occurrence is a new learning opportunity" - developers who struggle to understand GC. Thanks for the video mate! :D

[@avinashdevadhars6817]

a really nice series, waiting for next part. binging your videos from couple of days, once i m done, will be heading to your site.

[@kalpakHere]

Bloody Concurrency !! Personally relatable statement ;)

[@dyslexicunt]

Audio is perfect Guarav! Thank you

[@ManishKumar-oy7hq]

In the start of video i think an ad was playing so i was relaxed but suddenly video start ,waqt badal gaye or jajbat bhi pal bhar me badal gaye

[@gkcs]

Lol :p

[@MySachincool]

that intro made me hit the like button! kudos!

[@gkcs]

😛

[@UntamedRogueMavrick]

Hi Gaurav, you might find my comments an year back. I could crack Walmart interview six months back because of you and Narendra's videos on System design. Thanks a lot, words with not justify my gratitude for you.

[@gkcs]

Congratulations Prashant!

[@UntamedRogueMavrick]

@@gkcs Thanks a lot again :) :)

[@1str1ker]

Your system design videos are now being sent by Amazon recruiters as official training for a technical interview.

[@gkcs]

Wow, thanks for letting me know! I got a few messages saying the same from old friends 🤩

[@singhohi]

I come back from time to time, just to look at the intro!

[@gkcs]

Hahahaha!

[@NilanjanaLodh]

Thanks so much for the video!

[@gkcs]

😁

[@namratashah5116]

Mind blowing contents 😀

[@jayeshsharma8939]

bit offtopic, but which editing software you are using here? I also want to contribute to community but i only know premiere pro for now, which takes so much time to make animations like this (ofcourse coz its not an animation software). So which software you are using here?! & also thanks for great content. You & rachit are doing great job, thanks for all the content.

[@gkcs]

I used Premiere Pro, but I've heard some good things about After Effects. Thanks!

[@GeethuUnnikrishnan1987]

Hi Gaurav, Thanks for the videos.I know you are talking from a high level technical perspective, but could you relate to instances from code, for eg,how the object dependencies are created? Also, are you going to talk about the things to keep in mind from code perspective to ensure that gc works as expected? I used to be a front end developer, trying to go full stack now

[@gkcs]

I don't think I'll touch upon them in this series.

[@CharinduEdirisuriya]

Could you do a video on Soft Deletes? When to and when not to use it with its design practises.

[@tawseefbhat977]

You started machine learning series but stopped it any chances you will add more videos to machine learning???

[@vijaydubey007]

So true 😊

[@TheCricketChap]

Difficult to digest this concept 😅 Neatly explained tho 👍

[@smartstack]

Thanks a tonn!

[@vinishkumar4234]

Final video kab aayega?!

[@ektamalkan1598]

is there a follow-up tio this video? Please share the link, I could not find it!

[@pratapjavasingh3239]

Hii bro I have one doubt regarding the garabage collectors when we create the reference variable decalire as null like string str= null and here we access this string variable throughout the hashtable then here garbage collector automatically destroy the unusual object but whenever we are implemented the same concept throughout the hashmap then garbage collector not dominated to the garbage collector so here I am asking why this not happed in same thing Hashmap

[@KomalYadav-di3qz]

Any more parts coming?

[@akshatgoel9425]

Garbage Collection - Final part ?? Still waiting

[@footballismyfirstlove]

where to find the last(next) part bro?

[@MohaideenA]

When you gonna upload the next video?

[@rakeerakee]

When is the part 3?

[@temporarymail6950]

At first I thought I was seeing an ad

[@gkcs]

Hahaha!

[@Aditya-us5gj]

Hi Gaurav, please check your LinkedIn message (send by Divyanshu Rathore). It's something related to interview ready website. Thanks for the amazing video.❤️

[@vinit__rai]

haha...ur expression !!!!🤣

[@jollysrivastava3326]

Wow.

[@rinda2073]

@gaurav , have you shared part 1 earlier ? I m not getting that video in your tutorial

[@gkcs]

It's in the description: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJnFeoWbgcpgqJo

[@praveenj3112]

Hard to understand this topic

[@ritesisright]

author.age--.... author.salary++...

[@gkcs]

😛

[@SauravNrai]

That intro didn't make sense 🙄

[@gkcs]

It's so deep, you'll find Adele rolling in it.

[@SauravNrai]

@@gkcs Haha. I got it when I saw entire video