AI Roadmap Generator, Data Structures and Algorithms, MLOps

Hey!

It's Kamran again from roadmap.sh! It's been quite here but we have some exciting updates from the past few weeks. Read on to see what we have been upto. Remember to checkout the exciting AI Roadmap Generator anouncement at the bottom of the email!

Data Structures and Algorithms Roadmap

Many of you have been asking for a dedicated Data Structures and Algorithms roadmap. We now have a roadmap dedicated to Data Structures and Algorithms to help you master just that.

Visit Data Structures and Algorithms Roadmap

For those who may not be aware, we already have a Computer Science roadmap that goes deeply into the computer science related topics. Make sure to check that out as well.

MLOps Roadmap

One of our community members Maria Vechtomova was kind enough to lend a hand with MLOps Roadmap. It comes with resources to help you get into MLOps.

Visit MLOps Roadmap

We know that more AI related content is long overdue, and we are planning to address that soon. Stay tuned! PS, for those who don't know we already have an AI and Data Scientist Roadmap.

AI Roadmap Generator

And now for the exciting part, we recently launched an AI Roadmap Generator that helps you generate visual roadmaps for any topic you enter. You can then edit the AI generated roadmap, save it, start learning from it or share it with others.

Generate Roadmaps with AI

There have been 10K roadmaps generated already in the past few days. And the fun part? We have an explore page that lets you go through the roadmaps generated by others. The feature is still in beta, and we will continue to improve and build upon it. Make sure to hit the reply button and share your feedback with me!

PS, since we keep adding more and more roadmaps, we have also added a new page to help you pick a roadmap to learn from.

That's it for this one. See you next time!

- Kamran

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