One person wrote all of this
No team, no office, no investors. I design, write and maintain SkillPilot on my own, outside my day job. That is the whole argument: nothing here is filler written to hit a publishing quota, every roadmap was researched by the person whose name is on it, and when you find a mistake you are writing to the one who made it.
How the content is made
A number without a source is a build error
Every salary, duration and market figure must declare where it came from and the date it was checked. That is enforced by the schema, so content missing it never compiles — and anything older than twelve months gets flagged as stale.
Written by hand, one at a time
Eleven roadmaps and twelve certification guides, each one ordered on purpose: phase by phase, with the reason a step sits where it does. Writing one takes weeks of reading, which is why there are eleven of them and not two hundred.
The reference material stays free
Every roadmap, certification guide and lesson is public — no account, no card. The paid courses are the guided version of the same material, and they fund the time the free part takes.
Contact and other projects
There is no contact form and no support desk — writing to me on GitHub reaches me directly, and it is also where you can read the code behind the site and see what else I am building.