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Hassan Jamal, co-founder of PandaCodeGen

Co-founder and Lead Engineer

Hassan Jamal

Hassan leads implementation at PandaCodeGen. His work covers custom Next.js websites and stores built from scratch, applications and integrations, performance engineering, technical QA, SEO-safe migrations when there is a site to move, and the handover required to keep clients in control of their platform.

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Delivery responsibility

Engineering follows the written plan.

Migration implementation

Take the approved plan for URLs, content, redirects, integrations, analytics and cutover, and turn it into something in production you can actually test.

Engineering delivery

Build and review what the scope names: the Next.js application, the editing interfaces, the forms, the integrations, and handing over the code.

Measured quality

Record the devices, pages, runs, accessibility checks and conditions you agreed. One lab score is not a business outcome.

What the engineering claim should mean

  • Every URL, redirect, canonical, piece of metadata and structured-data block gets checked against the inventory.
  • Performance is measured on the pages, profiles and conditions you agreed to sign off against.
  • Rankings, revenue, field traffic, and third-party behavior are monitored outcomes, not universal guarantees.
  • The client receives the repository, accounts, documentation, and licenses described in the accepted terms.

Press

Quoted in Woman’s World

Woman’s World (opens in a new tab) quoted Hassan Jamal, co-founder and lead engineer at PandaCodeGen, on how remote AI-training work actually operates. The article is public, names him directly, and links back here.

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Recent articles by Hassan

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Engineering

AI-Built Website Checklist: 8 Checks Before Launch and After Changes

Check enquiries, payments, mobile use and search access on your AI-built website. Eight practical checks, evidence to save and when to repeat them.

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Pricing

Is It Cheaper to Build Your Own Website? DIY vs Hiring

Compare DIY website costs with hiring a developer: subscriptions, owner time, a one- and three-year example, and when paying for help makes sense.

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AEO

What Is llms.txt? Here Is Ours, and Who Actually Reads It

llms.txt explained with our real, live file: the format, who genuinely reads it in 2026, and the two vendor claims everyone repeats that turn out to be unsourced.

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Next.js

Next.js and Sanity in 2026: Fit, Cost and Tradeoffs

A current guide to Next.js with Sanity: rendering and content roles, editorial workflows, localization, pricing, security boundaries and when to use a simpler stack.

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AEO

AEO & Web Performance Glossary: 26 Terms Defined (2026)

A source-linked map of 23 AI-search, rendering, structured-data, and web-performance terms, including what each term does and does not prove.

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SEO

Lovable Site Not Showing on Google? A 2026 Diagnostic

Current Lovable apps support SSR or crawler pre-rendering. Diagnose publishing, indexing, canonicals, metadata, content and Search Console before proposing a rebuild.

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