Prepare for interviews
Two series that take a .NET developer and an AI engineer through the questions they will actually be asked, with worked answers.
No memorized one-liners. Every question comes with why interviewers ask it, a properly explained answer, a hands-on exercise, the follow-ups to expect, and the red flags to avoid, because an answer you have practiced survives pressure, and one you have memorized does not.
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The series, in order
Two series, 16 parts in all, in the order we suggest reading them.
The .NET Developer Interview
Eight parts covering what .NET interviews actually ask — C# fundamentals, async, LINQ, ASP.NET Core, SQL and EF Core, system design, and the behavioral round — each question with an explained solution, something to try yourself, likely follow-ups, and the classic wrong answers to dodge.The AI Engineer Interview
AI Engineer is the fastest-growing job in tech — this seven-part series prepares you for its interviews: real questions on LLMs, prompting, RAG, agents and ML basics, each with a properly explained answer, a hands-on exercise, the follow-ups to expect, and the red flags to avoid.More ways in: Learn the stack Build with AI Fixes Tools everything on one page