Product history

What changed in SWE Interview Prep

Meaningful improvements to the SWE Interview Prep curriculum, practice loop, and personal learning system.

Roadmap ·

2026-09-03

Drills grade what you actually wrote

  • TypeScript solutions are graded instead of rejected, and a real syntax error now names its line and column instead of reporting an unlocatable "Unexpected token".
  • Every auto-graded drill states the function its tests will call and the exact statement the grader runs, so passing no longer depends on guessing an unnamed symbol.
  • Five drills that asserted an output no correct solution could produce were repaired, and "Full workspace" carries the drill you were on instead of opening an unrelated question.

2026-08-27

Turn a job description into a learning target

  • A new role-fit workflow maps exact requirement phrases from a pasted job description onto canonical curriculum concepts and names unsupported requirements honestly.
  • The resulting target separates existing evidence from unverified and weak areas, expands prerequisites, and opens a focused Known, Fuzzy, or New Sweep without retaining the raw posting.

2026-08-09

Trace a Tensor from model math to serving

  • A new 30-day synthesis roadmap connects tensor representation and backpropagation to memory, kernels, hardware, inference scheduling, and serving economics.
  • Its capstone requires a reproducible workload, a layer map, a measured bottleneck, and before-and-after evidence for one defended optimization.

2026-07-25

A public curriculum anyone can inspect

  • The complete curriculum became readable without JavaScript or sign-in across track, roadmap, and concept pages.
  • Every generated page carries unique metadata, substantive learning content, internal navigation, and sitemap coverage.

2026-07-25

Eleven more learning domains

  • The curriculum expanded to 18 tracks and 222 concepts spanning systems, AI, developer tools, applications, and multimodal work.
  • Each added concept includes a sequenced path, drill, review prompt, canonical source, and synthesis artifact.

2026-07-25

A more honest learning loop

  • Failed reviews can no longer appear mastered, and roadmap selection now persists through the canonical profile.
  • Drills and artifacts are graded by evidence strength, with prerequisites and matching library sections visible.

2026-07-13

Reader and High Signal joined daily learning

  • Owner sessions can study current briefing items and private saved reading without copying source bodies into the static catalog.
  • External items can be reviewed with FSRS, saved to notes, or opened as a focused Playground exercise.