The RateYourProject blog
Practical guides on hireability, code evaluation and what companies really look for in your project — written for developers who want to show their work at its best.
What is hireability and how do you improve it?
Hireability measures how ready your skills and your code are for the job market. Learn what it really means, the 6 dimensions that define it, and how to improve yours before your next technical interview.
How to evaluate your project before a technical interview
A step-by-step guide to audit your code the way hiring teams do: architecture, code quality, testing, documentation, deploy and best practices. Run this checklist in an afternoon.
Code review: what companies really look for in your GitHub
Hiring teams review your public repositories before they ever interview you. Learn the signals they scan for in the first minutes and how to make your portfolio pass the review.
The 6 dimensions of a hireable project, explained
Architecture, code quality, testing, documentation, deploy and best practices. What each dimension evaluates, why it matters to hiring teams, and how to score well in all six.