Welcome to the Namaste AI Notes

Welcome to the Course

Welcome to the course. Let’s discuss the mission of this series. As we know, AI is everywhere.

Every day, we are using AI in each task, and when we don’t use it, we feel like something is missing, haha. This is the line I have added.

We, as engineers, managers, and people in tech, should learn what AI is, how to use AI, and how to solve our problems using it. But how do we stand different from others? We need to read and study deeply about AI.

So, let’s start. Let’s solve existing problems using AI. Let’s learn how to build real products with the help of AI. There are hundreds of topics related to AI — Gen AI, ML, Neural Networks, and many more. We will learn what is actually necessary.

Let’s talk about the roadmap.

Intro → LLM → Prompting → AI for SDEs → AI Tools → RAG → AI Agents → MCP → AI Engineering → Projects

We will go deep into the topics, so don’t get bored. There is nothing like spoon-feeding, but we will have fun while reading these notes. So keep patience and keep yourself hydrated.

We are moving with JavaScript / Python here, but there is no language barrier. Use your AI brain to convert your code. Basic coding knowledge will be enough for us to learn.

We will also touch Backend, Express, MongoDB, and more.

So, all we will do in this journey is take a long breath and let’s go……………….

Create a community. Post your journey on social media. Take challenges. Make friends. Learn from friends. Learn how to get the job and see how others are learning and finding jobs.

Let your social media posts reach recruiters as well. So, be active on social media too.

How to Learn

Don’t try to binge-watch. Take breaks. Use the Pomodoro technique.

Make notes. I personally recommend not watching a video for more than 50 minutes at once. Take at least a 5–10 minute break. This completes around 1 hour of learning, and then continue the same way.

Use Pomodoro extensions in your favourite browser.

Don’t try to jump between topics.

Help others in the community.

Break things while learning. Learn and be curious while learning. Be experimental. Don’t wait for a teacher to teach you everything. Play with it. Go and explore on the internet. There are many examples and many people who have already done things before.

Watch a video 2–3 times if you don’t understand a topic. Keep patience.

All comes on time, but you have to keep taking action.

Remember Krishna:

“Do Karm, fruit will come to you automatically.”