Finish ASP.NET MVC Website
Budget: $8 – $15 CAD
The trip-planning site at https://trips.teambus.ca is already well underway, and I hold the full source code. Unfortunately, the previous developer left the server infected, so I am restarting the project with extreme care.
Here is how I want to move forward: we will break the remaining work into small, well-defined milestones, agree on each scope before you touch the code, and you will push to a clean Git repository with DAILY progress reports that show what changed, why it changed, and any issues you encountered. I need a developer who is happy to talk through the plan for every chunk so that there is no ambiguity, then deliver exactly what we discussed.
The first milestone will focus on a health check: confirming the codebase is virus-free, compiling it locally, and listing the gaps that still prevent the site from going live. After that we will tackle the functional and UI pieces one by one until the product is finished.
Speed matters—I’d like to move ASAP—but clarity and security come first. If you are comfortable with ASP.NET MVC, C#, Entity Framework, Bootstrap/HTML/CSS, and disciplined version control practices, let’s start by agreeing on the initial audit and go from there. Back end is SQL Server 2008 R2, but could possibly switch to SQL lite.
It is a booking and trip management system for my charter bus company. Lots done but lots still missing, First task is to make every there working flawless less, good UI, no bugs.
No beginners please.
Here is how I want to move forward: we will break the remaining work into small, well-defined milestones, agree on each scope before you touch the code, and you will push to a clean Git repository with DAILY progress reports that show what changed, why it changed, and any issues you encountered. I need a developer who is happy to talk through the plan for every chunk so that there is no ambiguity, then deliver exactly what we discussed.
The first milestone will focus on a health check: confirming the codebase is virus-free, compiling it locally, and listing the gaps that still prevent the site from going live. After that we will tackle the functional and UI pieces one by one until the product is finished.
Speed matters—I’d like to move ASAP—but clarity and security come first. If you are comfortable with ASP.NET MVC, C#, Entity Framework, Bootstrap/HTML/CSS, and disciplined version control practices, let’s start by agreeing on the initial audit and go from there. Back end is SQL Server 2008 R2, but could possibly switch to SQL lite.
It is a booking and trip management system for my charter bus company. Lots done but lots still missing, First task is to make every there working flawless less, good UI, no bugs.
No beginners please.