Laravel React GoDaddy
Budget: ₹400 – ₹750 INR
I need an experienced developer who can quickly jump into my existing stack and resolve a handful of stubborn problems. The site is built with Laravel on the back end and React on the front end, all hosted on a GoDaddy cPanel account. Right now I’m blocked by errors that affect both user-facing features and server stability, so the fixes have to be thorough and production-ready.
Here are the exact areas giving me trouble:
• Frontend issues (React)
• Backend issues (Laravel)
• cPanel/GoDaddy configuration
You’ll receive full cPanel access, the Git repository, and a short walkthrough of the current error logs so you can reproduce the problems locally. Once you have everything running, I need clean, well-commented commits that show the steps you take to solve each issue.
Acceptance criteria
• React components load with no console or runtime errors
• All Laravel routes and API endpoints return expected data and log no exceptions
• The app deploys smoothly on GoDaddy after your changes, with environment variables and file permissions set correctly
When you apply, focus on your direct experience fixing similar Laravel-React stacks on shared hosting—screenshots or links to live sites are helpful, but keep it brief. If you’re confident you can get this site stable, let’s get started right away.
Here are the exact areas giving me trouble:
• Frontend issues (React)
• Backend issues (Laravel)
• cPanel/GoDaddy configuration
You’ll receive full cPanel access, the Git repository, and a short walkthrough of the current error logs so you can reproduce the problems locally. Once you have everything running, I need clean, well-commented commits that show the steps you take to solve each issue.
Acceptance criteria
• React components load with no console or runtime errors
• All Laravel routes and API endpoints return expected data and log no exceptions
• The app deploys smoothly on GoDaddy after your changes, with environment variables and file permissions set correctly
When you apply, focus on your direct experience fixing similar Laravel-React stacks on shared hosting—screenshots or links to live sites are helpful, but keep it brief. If you’re confident you can get this site stable, let’s get started right away.