Every tech programme in the country says "real world projects". Most of them mean an assignment with a company logo on it. Here is what ours actually involves, and why the difference matters to the person hiring you.
We talk to employer partners constantly about what is not working in junior hiring. The answers have shifted sharply in two years, and almost none of them are about a language or a framework.
Nobody asks this in a scheduled call. It arrives at 10pm, on a form, in the free-text box. Here is the honest answer, including the parts that are genuinely harder.
The question we get asked most is whether an idea is right for the programme. Five worked examples of what fits into ten weeks, and what honestly doesn't.
Your AI-built app works but you can't fix it. What the vibe coding ceiling is made of, how to tell you've hit it, and the four ways through it.
Building alone doesn’t mean deciding alone. Those are two different things, and mixing them up is what makes solo building harder than it needs to be. That is where mentoring can help a lot. Here's how you get to meet good mentors and how they actually help.
The story of how Airbnb found product-market fit is legendary. With more people now able to develop thanks to AI tools, getting product-market fit and distribution is more important than ever before. We think this is the most important part of getting your venture to profitability.
Vibe coding has enabled many more people to have a go at developing their ideas into products. Going from MVP to a commercial product often involves passing through vibe coding hell. We've pulled together some advice to help avoid hitting that wall.
Part of the fun of being a solopreneur is being able to call all the shots. Part of the challenge is keeping it all together, and moving so that you can actually create a business that is self-sufficient and financially viable. We've collected some resources to help.
