How jl115/polyglot-odyssey works
This repository is a self-study curriculum and progress record, not an implemented application. The learner follows lessons and coding tasks across six thematic blocks, writes solutions in per-day projects, and uses commits to record progress. The README documents that workflow and the blocks’ intended outcomes. The days/ directory currently contains only a placeholder, so the graph represents the documented practice area rather than inspected implementations; lesson-to-lesson wiring is not shown.
Main entry points: block1-memory-safe-mastery Memory-Safe Mastery · README.md Curriculum Overview · block2-the-low-level The Low Level · block3-ai-native-development AI-Native Development
Components 10
Curriculum
- Curriculum Overview
README.md - Memory-Safe Mastery
docs/block1-memory-safe-mastery - The Low Level
docs/block2-the-low-level - AI-Native Development
docs/block3-ai-native-development - Security and PQC
docs/block4-security-and-pqc - Edge Systems
docs/block5-edge-and-future-systems - Integration and Mastery
docs/block6-integration-and-mastery
Daily Practice
- Daily Solutions
days
Progress Record
- GitHub Progress
Other components
- Learner
Connections 10
- Learner → Curriculum Overview: starts with
- Curriculum Overview → Memory-Safe Mastery: introduces
- Memory-Safe Mastery → The Low Level: progresses to
- The Low Level → AI-Native Development: progresses to
- AI-Native Development → Security and PQC: progresses to
- Security and PQC → Edge Systems: progresses to
- Edge Systems → Integration and Mastery: progresses to
- Learner → Memory-Safe Mastery: studies lessons
- Learner → Daily Solutions: writes solutions
- Learner → GitHub Progress: records progress