Dotnet Core API Support
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I have an existing backend written in .NET Core that exposes a RESTful API. I now need a hand with two things: expanding the API with a few new endpoints and squashing some stubborn bugs that are affecting current routes.
The codebase sits in a private Git repository and builds cleanly with the dotnet CLI. You’ll get a detailed list of the endpoints to add or refactor, the steps that reproduce each bug, and a Postman collection for quick regression checks. Once we agree on the work, simply branch, code, test, and open a pull request.
Deliverables I expect:
• Updated or brand-new C# controllers, services, and any supporting classes that compile against .NET Core.
• Targeted bug fixes with unit tests that prove the issue is resolved.
• A brief changelog so I can review and merge swiftly.
All new or modified endpoints must pass the supplied Postman tests, keep existing contracts intact, and follow default dotnet-format rules. If you’re comfortable with Swagger/OpenAPI or MediatR, that will help, but it’s not mandatory.
Tell me a bit about your recent RESTful API work on .NET Core and how soon you could jump in. I’m ready to share the repo and get started right away.
The codebase sits in a private Git repository and builds cleanly with the dotnet CLI. You’ll get a detailed list of the endpoints to add or refactor, the steps that reproduce each bug, and a Postman collection for quick regression checks. Once we agree on the work, simply branch, code, test, and open a pull request.
Deliverables I expect:
• Updated or brand-new C# controllers, services, and any supporting classes that compile against .NET Core.
• Targeted bug fixes with unit tests that prove the issue is resolved.
• A brief changelog so I can review and merge swiftly.
All new or modified endpoints must pass the supplied Postman tests, keep existing contracts intact, and follow default dotnet-format rules. If you’re comfortable with Swagger/OpenAPI or MediatR, that will help, but it’s not mandatory.
Tell me a bit about your recent RESTful API work on .NET Core and how soon you could jump in. I’m ready to share the repo and get started right away.