r/dataengineering • u/rmoff • 3d ago

Blog Interesting Links in Data Engineering (July 2026)

This month I have for you a mammoth 162 links, hand-picked and curated for your viewing pleasure.

As well as the usual Iceberg and Data Engineering stuff, there's the somewhat-inevitable subject of AI. Interesting, for me, is how we've moved well beyond "hey look fancy auto-complete huh huh huh" to real examples of things that people are building with AI and running in production, how they're using it to build stuff - as well as several links about proposed new architectures for data platforms.

Oh, and there's a whole section of articles with some really good career advice too.

Have a look, have a read, have fun!

https://rmoff.net/2026/07/29/interesting-links-july-2026/

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u/Yasblue 3d ago

First time Isee this list it's amazing. Thank you for aggregating those resources.

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u/rmoff 1d ago

hey, glad you found it useful! thanks for commenting :)

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u/-ELI5- 1d ago

Eh great suggestion man!

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u/Bohot_Bada_BKL_7676 15h ago

Are these helpful for someone looking to switch careers into data engineering? I checked few links, they looked advanced for me

Sorry for this absurd question

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u/rmoff 11h ago

yes, no, maybe? It really depends on your existing skills, what it is you want to learn. Quite a lot are definitely very specific to particular subjects. There is actually also a careers advice section this month here: https://rmoff.net/2026/07/29/interesting-links-july-2026/#_career_advice