I built a 73-lesson AI engineering path for software engineers—looking for honest feedback
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I’m a Java/Spring Boot engineer with 17+ years of experience. While learning agentic AI, I found plenty of explanations about agents, RAG, memory and tool calling—but much less guidance on how these pieces fail inside real applications. So I built EngineerPrep: a structured AI engineering path for…
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I built a 73-lesson AI engineering path for software engineers—looking for honest feedback
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