For teams shipping products
Hire the engineers who write the reference.
Product engineering from first scope to production operation. Nine service lines, one team, no hand-offs to a cheaper bench once the contract is signed.
See services →We build production software, then publish the references, lessons and tools behind it for anyone to use.
For teams shipping products
Product engineering from first scope to production operation. Nine service lines, one team, no hand-offs to a cheaper bench once the contract is signed.
See services →For engineers and learners
A public wiki, engineering writing, courses, documentation and the packages and tools we build as they ship. Free, indexed, cross-linked, no account.
Open the wiki →Engagements are scoped as systems, not deliverables: the thing that ships, the thing that keeps it running, and the documentation that lets your team own it.
Scope cut to what proves the thesis, then a product real users can break.
Server-rendered, measured on real devices and networks before launch.
One codebase, tested on mid-range hardware and unreliable connections.
Evaluation, guardrails and fallbacks around every model call.
Pipelines, alerting and on-call runbooks in place before the first release.
Schema design, indexing and migrations that survive two orders of growth.
Threat modelling, dependency hygiene and least-privilege access by default.
Versioned, documented interfaces other teams can build against.
Architecture review and a written second opinion before the spend.
What must be true for this to work, and what we will not build.
The riskiest path proven in code, not in a document.
Weekly working software against a visible scope board.
Load, failure modes, observability, security review.
Deploy, monitor and hand over with the runbook written.
Vendor onboarding, payments and delivery tracking for a national storefront.
Patient records, scheduling and billing across departments.
Video streaming, enrolment and payments for online programmes.
Every surface shares one taxonomy, so a topic connects across all of them. Below is the honest state of each: live, in build, or scheduled.
Public technology knowledge base, cross-linked by topic.
Engineering writing from the work we ship.
Case detail on systems running in production.
Nine service lines, scoped as systems.
Courses, chapters and lessons with progress.
Versioned documentation, generated from source.
Technology news with freshness and source signals.
npm packages with metadata-driven pages.
Browser-based developer utilities.
Experiments and technical notes in progress.
Search is the primary navigation, not a menu with forty links in it. Wiki pages, articles, lessons, docs, packages and every route resolve in the same list, typed and labelled.
Tell us what you're trying to ship. We'll tell you what it takes, what it costs, and what we'd cut. You get it in writing before anything is signed.
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