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1.mlabonne / llm-course

Course to get into Large Language Models (LLMs) with roadmaps and Colab notebooks.

course
llm
machine-learning
roadmap
large-language-models

APACHE-2.085K total9.9K forks

+1,729 stars

from 83,176 · score 7.46

2.milanm / DevOps-Roadmap

DevOps Roadmap for 2026. with learning resources

aws
azure
continous-delivery
continuous-integration
devops
docker
+13 more

APACHE-2.021K total3.6K forks

+261 stars

from 20,667 · score 5.57

3.skydoves / android-developer-roadmap

🗺 The Android Developer Roadmap offers comprehensive learning paths to help you understand Android ecosystems.

android
android-development
roadmap
kotlin
jetpack
jetpack-compose

Kotlin APACHE-2.07.8K total722 forks

+20 stars

from 7,784 · score 3.04

4.dswh / ai-engineer-roadmap

A roadmap describing the required skills, learning resources and sample tools to become an AI Engineer

APACHE-2.0692 total118 forks

+11 stars

from 681 · score 2.48

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