🚀 URGENT: Looking for 3 Frontend Developers!

We’re working on a project with an official launch date of October 23rd, and we’re looking for 3 frontend developers who can join immediately and help us get the product launch-ready.

What we need:

• Strong React / React Native frontend skills
• Ability to work on UI polishing, bug fixes, responsiveness, and final integrations
• Good communication and teamwork
• Availability to start ASAP and work with a tight deadline

We need people who can move fast, take ownership of their tasks, and help us ship a polished product on time.

📅 Deadline: October 23rd
⚡ Joining: Immediate
👥 Openings: 3 frontend developers

Interested? DM me with your tech stack, projects/GitHub, availability, and expected compensation.

Let’s build and ship! 🔥

Hello, I'm the founder of DATAhelp, an early-stage Nigerian mobile app project.

I have already built a prototype using an AI builder and tested it on my Android phone. DATAhelp is designed to help people buy airtime and data, request assistance, and help other users directly.

I'm currently looking for a committed technical co-founder who can help review the existing prototype, improve the code, and work with me toward launching a reliable product.

I don't have funding to pay an upfront salary at the moment, so I'm looking for someone open to discussing an equity-based partnership with clear responsibilities and a written agreement.

Would you be interested in seeing the prototype and discussing the opportunity?

A project can start with everyone agreeing on the requirements, yet end with a client saying, “That’s not what I meant.”

Words like simple dashboard, fast search, or user-friendly can mean different things to different people. If expectations aren’t clear before development begins, assumptions fill the gaps, and the cost often shows up during delivery.

I’m learning that good software development isn’t just about writing code. It’s also about asking the right questions, defining expected behaviour, and agreeing on what “done” actually means.

For developers, freelancers, and clients:

• How do you clarify vague requirements before work starts?
• Do you use acceptance criteria, mockups, or written specifications?
• Who should take the lead in making sure everyone understands the goal?

I’d like to hear how others handle this in real projects. What has worked for you?

I'm looking for someone to join the upcoming MERN Stack offline batch at Sheryians Coding School. I'm from West Bengal and would love to find a companion who is also planning to join the batch. 😊 If you're interested, feel free to DM me! 🤝

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm a full-stack web developer based in Sri Lanka, currently available for remote freelance projects.

I specialize in Next.js, React, TypeScript, Node.js, Supabase, Python, Java, Next.js, JS and PostgreSQL, with hands-on experience building and deploying modern web applications.

🚀 My Projects

Veyrix — Project Management SaaS
https://veyrix.viryberx.com

A full-stack project management application built with Next.js, React, and TypeScript.

ViryberX — Web Platform
https://viryberx.com

A platform featuring web application management, integrations, and automation.

Nexora — AI Research Application
https://nexora.viryberx.com

An AI-powered application with external API integrations.

💻 Services I Offer

• Next.js / React website development
• SaaS dashboards and web applications
• Node.js backend development and REST APIs
• Supabase and PostgreSQL integration
• Bug fixes and responsive UI improvements
• AI integrations and automation
• Vercel deployment and troubleshooting

💰 Pricing & Availability

Rate: $15/hour
Small fixed-price projects: Starting at $50, depending on scope
Availability: 4–6 hours daily
Location: Sri Lanka — available for international remote projects

🌐 Portfolio

https://viryber.com

I'm happy to discuss project requirements, timelines, and pricing before starting.

If you're looking for a developer to build a feature, fix an issue, or help with your SaaS project, feel free to DM me!

Thanks for reading!

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm a Computer Science Engineering student from India, currently looking for full time job opportunities, internships, or freelance projects in web and software development.

I have hands-on experience in full-stack development and have completed internships as a Full Stack Developer and Frontend Developer.

💻 My Technical Skills:

Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.js, Angular

Backend: Java, Spring Boot, Python, Flask, FastAPI, Node.js, Express.js

Databases: MySQL, MongoDB

Other: REST APIs, JWT Authentication, Git, GitHub, Docker, API Integration

🚀 Some Projects I've Built:

1. FinLend – Loan Management System

Full-stack application using React, Spring Boot, and MySQL.

JWT authentication and role-based access control.

Loan applications, approvals, EMI management, and payment tracking.

Deployed using Docker, Render, and Vercel.

1. Hospital AI – Hospital Management System

Built using React, Spring Boot, FastAPI, and MySQL.

Role-based authentication and REST API integration.

Machine learning integration for patient triage and resource forecasting.

1. PhishGuard AI – Phishing Detection System

Developed using Python, Flask, and Scikit-learn.

Trained on 100,000+ URLs with approximately 86% prediction accuracy.

💼 What I'm Looking For:

I'm open to:

Freelance web development projects

Full-stack or backend development opportunities

Remote internships and entry-level developer roles

Long-term development collaborations

Building websites, dashboards, REST APIs, and custom web applications

I'm comfortable working independently, learning new technologies, and collaborating with teams.

🌍 Location: India (Open to Remote Opportunities)

🔗 GitHub: github.com/sambhavraj71⁠�

📩 Contact: Feel free to DM me on Reddit if you have an opportunity or need a developer for your project.

I'm also happy to share my resume and discuss project requirements.

Thanks for reading! Any opportunities, referrals, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 🙌

Imagine your application suddenly starts behaving strangely. Users report problems, but there are no useful logs or alerts. You start changing code, hoping the next fix will work. One guess leads to another, and sometimes the fix introduces a new bug.

Now imagine an AI-powered feature returning incorrect answers without throwing an error. The application appears healthy, but the results are poor.

That’s why debugging needs more than code changes. It needs visibility.

Structured logs, error alerts, request tracing, and output quality checks help you understand what happened, where it happened, and why. Once you can reproduce a problem, you can isolate the responsible layer, fix it, and add checks to prevent it from quietly returning.

I'm exploring these ideas as I continue building my skills in AI and full-stack development.

I’m curious: What has helped you most when debugging a difficult production issue , better logs, monitoring tools, automated tests, or a systematic debugging process?

I’d love to hear what has worked for you.

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Behind every small IT company, there are people working hard to build something meaningful. Our team is no different.

We’re a growing team of developers who want to turn our skills into real solutions, deliver quality work, and build long-term relationships with clients.

Our team can help with:

🔹 Web and Full-Stack Development 🔹 Java and Python Development 🔹 SQL and Database Solutions 🔹 Data Engineering and ETL Pipelines 🔹 Data Analytics and Reporting 🔹 Automation and Custom Software Solutions

As a growing team, we’re looking for opportunities to demonstrate our abilities through real projects. Whether you have a small task, an ongoing project, or an idea that needs technical support, we’d love to hear from you.

We’re not looking for favors — we’re looking for an opportunity to earn your trust through our work.

If you need a reliable technical team or know someone who does, please feel free to DM me. I’d be happy to discuss your requirements and explore how we can work together.

Sometimes, one opportunity is all a growing team needs to take the next step. Thank you for reading! 🙏

Hi everyone! I'm a 2026 BTech graduate in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ENTC), with a Diploma in Computer Engineering.
I've been actively searching for opportunities but haven't had much luck so far. I'm urgently looking for a paid internship or full-time entry-level role, preferably at a startup where I can learn, contribute, and grow.
I'm open to software development, AI/ML, data analytics, business analyst, QA/testing, or any other suitable tech role. I'm also open to relocating anywhere in India and willing to start with a modest salary for the right learning opportunity.
If you're a founder, work at a startup that's hiring, or know of any openings or referrals, please reach out. I'd genuinely appreciate any leads or help. Thank you! ❤️

Hey everyone!

I'm a full stack developer currently building real-world software products, and I'm looking to connect with international companies hiring Full Stack Developers for remote opportunities.

Rather than only building tutorial projects, I've been working on products designed to solve actual business problems.

1. Custom CRM System

I built a CRM system concept focused on helping businesses manage leads, organize their sales pipeline, and improve their follow-up process.

The goal is to help businesses prevent potential sales from slipping through the cracks because of disorganized lead management.

Areas of development:

• Frontend: User interfaces, dashboards, forms, and responsive layouts.
• Backend: Business logic, data processing, API integration, and server-side functionality.
• Database: Structuring and managing business and customer data.
• Deployment: Preparing and deploying web applications for real-world use.

2. PusatKonten.id — Content Research Platform

PusatKonten.id is a platform focused on helping creators and marketers research content and discover ideas for their content strategy.

Building this product has allowed me to explore product development, user workflows, data management, and the challenges of turning an idea into a functional web application.

My Full Stack Development Interests & Skills

• Frontend development and responsive UI
• Backend development and API integration
• Database design and data management
• Authentication and application architecture
• Third-party integrations
• Git, GitHub, and deployment workflows
• Building practical SaaS products from the ground up

I'm particularly interested in opportunities where I can contribute to both frontend and backend development, collaborate with experienced engineers, and continue growing as a software engineer.

Portfolio / Project Links

• CRM System: https://www.beliatech.com/
• PusatKonten.id: https://pusatkonten.id

I'm open to remote Full Stack Developer opportunities with international teams.

If you're a founder, engineering manager, or recruiter looking for a developer who enjoys building real products, I'd love to connect!

Thanks for checking out my work.

An app can work perfectly in testing and still fail when real users arrive.

A payment API times out. A retry sends the request again. Suddenly, you risk duplicate charges or actions.

I’m learning that reliability isn’t just about handling errors—it’s about designing for failure with safe retries, idempotency, logging, and clear recovery paths.

What’s the trickiest failure you’ve dealt with in production? How did you prevent it from happening again?

Hi guys. I am a 3rd year CSE student. Initially, I started doing some development in Django, explored Express a bit. They all felt very bloated, and slow to me. Also there is a big learning curve to those frameworks. Then I explored PostgREST, which was interesting to me as I could make the database be the backend of its own but that also comes with the database being really heavy and spiked latencies in requests and response times. Then I dove into Linux and system programming in C to first get good at writing C and second being able to do the architectural designing behind a software, memory management and everything.

I looked into the modern capabilities of the linux kernel and also the architectures behind big frameworks and servers like Nginx, Django, Go, Kore etc. Then I started the journey of making my own framework in C to make it faster, lightweight and secured. Also, very easy to write (just a handful of functions). I not only made the framework, I also made a website on that framework and then stress tested it on my own machine and several legacy server kernel virtual machines like Bookworm, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and Bullseye.

Please do check them out. Links given below. I am a student. CSE's my passion. I am open for any learning and growing opportunities. If you love C and linux like I do, hit me up. I will be honoured. Thanks.

CWEB repo: \[https://bitbucket.org/saadalabeed/cweb/src/main/\\\](https://bitbucket.org/saadalabeed/cweb/src/main/)

Website made with CWEB repo: \[https://bitbucket.org/saadalabeed/cweb-blog/src/main/\\\](https://bitbucket.org/saadalabeed/cweb-blog/src/main/)