P.01The order you hire your first 10 engineers matters more than the total headcount. Here is how to sequence the hires, what ratios work, and the common mistakes that slow teams down before they start.
P.02Mobile app budgets are consistently underestimated because they only price the build. Here is a complete cost breakdown across app types, platforms, and delivery models, with the hidden line items most quotes leave out.
P.03Firebase's complexity and Supabase's Postgres assumptions do not fit every project. PocketBase, Appwrite, and Convex each solve the backend problem differently. Here is when each one makes sense.
P.04Both tools keep your dependencies current automatically. Here is how they actually differ, where each one breaks down, and which to choose based on your team's setup.
P.05Cloud architect is one of the most misused titles in hiring. Here is how to define the role correctly, screen for real judgment, and avoid hiring a certification collection.
P.06Security engineer is a sprawling category with genuinely different specializations. Here is how to define the role you actually need, run a screen that tests real skill, and avoid the common hiring mistakes.
P.07The product designer role has consolidated and shifted in 2026. Here is how to write the right job post, review portfolios honestly, and run a screen that finds designers who can actually ship.
P.08Most software development RFPs attract either no responses or bad ones. Here is what the document should contain, what to leave out, and how agencies evaluate them before deciding whether to reply.
P.09Data scientist and ML engineer are two different jobs. This guide explains the distinction, what a strong data scientist actually does, and what to screen for in the interview to find someone with real analytical judgment.
P.10Frontend developer means different things to different teams. This guide covers the core screen: HTML semantics, CSS fundamentals, Core Web Vitals, and how to test for real skill rather than framework familiarity.
P.11Kotlin is the default language for Android and a growing choice for JVM backend work. This guide explains what to screen for, how Kotlin-specific skills differ from Java, and what the role actually requires.
P.12QA is about risk thinking, not script writing. This guide covers what a strong QA engineer brings to a team, what to test for in an interview, and how to avoid hiring someone who just runs regression suites.