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Hassan Jamal, co-founder of PandaCodeGen

Co-founder and Lead Engineer

Hassan Jamal

Tell Hassan the website or store you have in mind. You speak with the founders directly, and you do not need to know how to code. Hassan works out the build with you, shows you a working version, and explains how to use and edit it before handover.

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Quoted in CIO Grid and Woman’s World

CIO Grid (opens in a new tab) quoted Hassan on how IT leaders decide when to modernize aging systems, using the Panda Patches rebuild as his example. Panda Patches is owned by co-founder Imran Raza Ladhani. October 2026.

Woman’s World (opens in a new tab) quoted Hassan Jamal, co-founder and lead engineer at PandaCodeGen, on how remote AI-training work operates. May 2026.

Work with the engineer

Your vision. Hassan builds it.

01.

Tell Hassan what you picture

Show Hassan the site or store you have in mind, the pages you want, and what frustrates you about your current setup. He helps turn that into a clear plan and tells you what it will take to build.

02.

Watch the idea take shape

He writes the code for the pages, editing tools, forms and connections you agreed on. You see working versions and can say what needs changing before launch.

03.

Leave with a site you own

He checks the site before launch, then hands over the code and accounts. You get documentation and a live walkthrough of how to edit your content. If anything is unclear, you can ask Hassan or Imran directly.

Before handover

How you know the work is ready

  1. 01Old links, page details and forms are checked when a site moves.
  2. 02Speed and accessibility are tested on the pages and devices agreed for your project.
  3. 03Search traffic and sales can change for reasons outside the site, so no fixed result is promised.
  4. 04Your team receives the code, account access and handover documents listed in the agreement.

Hassan's writing

Recent articles by Hassan

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  1. 02

    Sanity manages content; Supabase provides Postgres, sign-in, storage and functions. Compare costs, permissions, backups and when one or both fit.

  2. 03

    Selling custom products that need a quote before checkout? Build a catalog and enquiry form from one product list, with our free working example.

  3. 04

    A custom website with a content editor costs about $20 a month to run on our stack, or about $45 with a database and sign-in. Prices as of October 2026.

  4. 05

    Who migrates WordPress sites to Next.js, what each says it costs and who each one fits, taken from their own pages. We're one of them, and we say so.

  5. 06

    When a scheduling tool is enough, when your builder's booking app is, and when booking must be custom. With the before and after from a training business.