developer-roadmap changelog

The commit titled "chore: update roadmap content json (#8326)" involves modifications to multiple JSON files within the public roadmap content directory. The changes affect various programming and technology-related roadmaps, including those for computer science, cyber security, data analysis, game development, Git/GitHub, JavaScript, PostgreSQL DBA, Python, Redis, software architecture, TypeScript, and Vue.

Co-authored by kamranahmedse, the commit reflects an effort to update and enhance the content of these roadmaps, likely improving the guidance and resources available for learners in these fields. Each modified file corresponds to a specific area of technology, suggesting a comprehensive update aimed at keeping the educational material relevant and useful.

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• public/roadmap-content/computer-science.json
• public/roadmap-content/cyber-security.json
• public/roadmap-content/data-analyst.json
• public/roadmap-content/game-developer.json
• public/roadmap-content/git-github.json
• public/roadmap-content/javascript.json
• public/roadmap-content/postgresql-dba.json
• public/roadmap-content/python.json
• public/roadmap-content/redis.json
• public/roadmap-content/software-architect.json
• public/roadmap-content/typescript.json
• public/roadmap-content/vue.json

This commit introduces a new feature for regenerating lessons within the AI course generation component of the application. It modifies the existing AICourseLesson.tsx file to incorporate a new RegenerateLesson component, allowing users to regenerate course content with the option to provide a custom prompt. The generateAiCourseContent function is updated to accept parameters for forced regeneration and custom prompts, enhancing the flexibility of the lesson generation process.

Additionally, a new file, RegenerateLesson.tsx, is added, which implements a dropdown interface that offers users the ability to regenerate lessons or modify prompts. This component includes logic to manage visibility states for dropdown options and modals, ensuring a user-friendly experience. The changes also include checks for user payment status, prompting upgrades when necessary, thereby integrating the regeneration feature seamlessly into the existing course creation workflow.

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• src/components/GenerateCourse/AICourseLesson.tsx
• src/components/GenerateCourse/RegenerateLesson.tsx

This commit introduces functionality for an AI tutor by modifying the GenerateAICourse component and updating the getAiCourseOptions query. In the GenerateAICourse.tsx file, the code now utilizes useQuery from the @tanstack/react-query library to fetch up-to-date course data from the database once a course is generated. The fetched data is then set into the component's state using setCourse, ensuring that any changes or progress are reflected in the UI.

Additionally, the getAiCourseOptions function in the ai-course.ts file has been updated to enable the query only if an aiCourseSlug is provided, enhancing the robustness of the data retrieval process. Overall, these changes enable the integration of an AI tutor feature that dynamically updates course content based on user interactions and data availability.

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• src/components/GenerateCourse/GenerateAICourse.tsx
• src/queries/ai-course.ts

This commit introduces several enhancements to the AI course management component of the application, primarily focusing on adding pagination and a search feature. The AICourseCard component has been updated to handle a new type, AICourseWithLessonCount, which includes lesson count information. A new component, AICourseSearch, has been added to facilitate course searching with a debounced input, ensuring that the search only triggers after the user has paused typing for a specified duration. The UserCoursesList component has been modified to incorporate pagination logic, allowing users to navigate through their generated AI courses more efficiently.

Additionally, the commit includes updates to the queries related to listing user AI courses, enhancing the data structure to accommodate pagination parameters and the lesson count. The Pagination component has also been updated to accept a className prop for better styling flexibility. Overall, these changes aim to improve user experience by making it easier to search for and navigate through AI courses, while also providing relevant course information.

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• src/components/GenerateCourse/AICourseCard.tsx
• src/components/GenerateCourse/AICourseSearch.tsx
• src/components/GenerateCourse/UserCoursesList.tsx
• src/components/Pagination/Pagination.tsx
• src/queries/ai-course.ts

This commit introduces a comprehensive FAQ section for the AI and Data Scientist Roadmap, enhancing the existing content by providing valuable insights into various aspects of the data science profession. The FAQ covers critical topics such as the educational requirements to become a data scientist, the career outlook, salary expectations, essential skills, and tools used in the field. Additionally, it clarifies the distinctions between data scientists and other related roles, such as AI engineers and data analysts, thereby offering a clearer understanding of the data science landscape.

The commit also includes minor adjustments to the styling and structure of related components within the project, ensuring a cohesive and user-friendly experience. Overall, the addition of the FAQ section significantly enriches the roadmap, making it a more informative resource for aspiring data scientists and those interested in the field.

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• src/components/RelatedRoadmaps.astro
• src/data/roadmaps/ai-data-scientist/ai-data-scientist.md
• src/data/roadmaps/ai-data-scientist/faqs.astro

This commit introduces a comprehensive FAQ section for Python development, enhancing the existing resources in the project. The new FAQs cover essential topics such as the skills required for Python developers, the ease of learning Python, and comparisons with other programming languages like C++ and Java. Each entry provides detailed answers that address common questions from beginners and aspiring developers, emphasizing Python's simplicity, versatility, and the importance of foundational programming concepts.

Additionally, the commit modifies the Python roadmap documentation to include a new section defining what a Python developer is and outlining steps to become one. It highlights the diverse applications of Python in web development, data science, and automation, while also clarifying its role as a backend language. This update aims to provide a clearer understanding of Python's relevance in various fields and serves as a valuable resource for those looking to pursue a career in Python development.

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• src/data/roadmaps/python/faqs.astro
• src/data/roadmaps/python/python.md
• src/lib/markdown.ts

The commit addresses a broken link in the regression testing documentation. Specifically, it modifies the Markdown file located at src/data/roadmaps/qa/content/regression-testing@XCeXiKvBblmDArfbWjDvw.md, where the original link to a resource on regression testing was replaced with a new, functional URL.

In addition to the link update, the commit includes minor changes in the formatting of the document, resulting in a total of two additions, two deletions, and four changes overall. The updated link now directs users to a resource on regression testing hosted on tpointtech.com, ensuring that readers have access to accurate and relevant information.

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• src/data/roadmaps/qa/content/regression-testing@XCeXiKvBblmDArfbWjDvw.md

The commit addresses a broken link issue identified in the project, as referenced by issue number #8334. The update involves correcting the URL or path that was previously leading to a non-functional link, ensuring that users can access the intended resource without encountering errors.

This fix enhances the overall user experience by improving navigation and accessibility within the project documentation or website. By resolving this issue, the commit contributes to maintaining the integrity and usability of the project's content.

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The commit focuses on implementing a system for storing fine-tuning data. This involves creating a structured approach to manage and preserve the datasets that are used for fine-tuning machine learning models. The changes may include adjustments to data storage formats, database schemas, or file organization to ensure that the fine-tuning data is easily accessible and efficiently retrievable for future use.

Additionally, the commit likely addresses considerations for data integrity and version control, ensuring that the fine-tuning datasets can be tracked over time. This enhancement is crucial for maintaining the quality and reproducibility of model training processes, allowing for more effective experimentation and development in the machine learning workflow.

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The recent commit focuses on enhancing the functionality of the "Moving Next" feature by implementing a mechanism to mark it as completed once the action is executed. This change aims to improve user experience by providing clear feedback that the task has been successfully carried out.

In summary, the update streamlines the workflow by ensuring that users can easily identify when the "Moving Next" action has been finalized, thereby reducing confusion and increasing efficiency in task management.

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The commit titled "feat: delete ai course" introduces a new feature that allows users to delete AI courses from the application. This functionality is implemented in the AICourseActions component, which provides a user interface for confirming the deletion of a course. The component utilizes hooks for managing state, handling outside clicks, and keyboard events, as well as a mutation function to perform the deletion via an HTTP DELETE request. Upon successful deletion, a success toast notification is displayed, and the relevant queries are invalidated to update the UI accordingly.

Additionally, the commit includes modifications to the AICourseCard component to incorporate the new AICourseActions component, enhancing the UI by allowing users to access course actions directly from the course card. The changes involve both the addition of new elements and the restructuring of existing code to improve the overall user experience. The commit was co-authored by Kamran Ahmed, indicating collaborative development efforts on this feature.

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• src/components/GenerateCourse/AICourseActions.tsx
• src/components/GenerateCourse/AICourseCard.tsx

This commit addresses a correction in the AWS services list by replacing the term "VPN" with "VPC" (Virtual Private Cloud). The change ensures that the documentation accurately reflects the correct AWS service being referenced, as VPC is a fundamental service for networking in AWS.

The specific modifications were made in the file src/data/roadmaps/full-stack/content/basic-aws-services@cUOfvOlQ_0Uu1VX3i67kJ.md, where one line was updated to include "VPC" in place of "VPN." This small but important edit helps clarify the information for users who are learning about basic AWS services.

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• src/data/roadmaps/full-stack/content/basic-aws-services@cUOfvOlQ_0Uu1VX3i67kJ.md