I built an interactive tracker for my 25-week GenAI engineering roadmap (instead of using Notion)

I've spent 8+ years as an enterprise developer — .NET, Oracle, PeopleSoft, the integration trenches. This year I committed to a real transition into GenAI engineering. Not "I watched some YouTube," but a structured, finish-able plan.

The first thing I learned is that the hard part isn't finding learning material. It's the opposite: decision paralysis. Forty browser bookmarks, three half-started Udemy courses, two cohort bootcamps in my cart at \$1,900–\$2,000 each, and five PDFs I "bought to read later."

So before writing a line of Python, I did two things:

1. Designed my own 25-week curriculum.


2. Built an interactive tracker for it — into my portfolio — so I couldn't quietly abandon it.

This post is about both, with the engineering bits that turned out to be interesting.

🔗 It's live in read-only guest mode if you want to poke at it:

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