Angular & .NET 5 API Developer
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
The core of my project is an API service already running on .NET 5 and paired with an Angular front-end. I need hands-on, task-based support to keep new features moving quickly while maintaining clean, testable code.
Here’s the current stack and workflow so you know what you’ll be jumping into:
• Backend: ASP.NET Core 5, Entity Framework Core, RESTful endpoints.
• Front-end: Angular (latest stable), RxJS, Material.
• DevOps: Git, pull-request reviews, CI builds on GitHub Actions.
Typical tasks you could pick up include:
• Expanding endpoints and DTOs.
• Wiring new Angular components to the fresh endpoints.
• Adding unit / integration tests where coverage is thin.
• Fine-tuning performance or refactoring when technical debt appears.
My immediate priorities are functional completeness and predictable delivery cadence. Although authentication, validation, and logging are already on the roadmap, the first mandate is simply to provide reliable “task support for my project” as they arise.
Deliverables for every task:
1. Compilable, well-commented code committed via PR.
2. Brief changelog describing what was added or fixed.
3. Passing build and test pipeline.
If you are comfortable working in .NET 5+, speak TypeScript fluently, and don’t mind collaborative, iterative work, let’s get started—your first ticket will be ready as soon as you are.
Here’s the current stack and workflow so you know what you’ll be jumping into:
• Backend: ASP.NET Core 5, Entity Framework Core, RESTful endpoints.
• Front-end: Angular (latest stable), RxJS, Material.
• DevOps: Git, pull-request reviews, CI builds on GitHub Actions.
Typical tasks you could pick up include:
• Expanding endpoints and DTOs.
• Wiring new Angular components to the fresh endpoints.
• Adding unit / integration tests where coverage is thin.
• Fine-tuning performance or refactoring when technical debt appears.
My immediate priorities are functional completeness and predictable delivery cadence. Although authentication, validation, and logging are already on the roadmap, the first mandate is simply to provide reliable “task support for my project” as they arise.
Deliverables for every task:
1. Compilable, well-commented code committed via PR.
2. Brief changelog describing what was added or fixed.
3. Passing build and test pipeline.
If you are comfortable working in .NET 5+, speak TypeScript fluently, and don’t mind collaborative, iterative work, let’s get started—your first ticket will be ready as soon as you are.
Related categories:
NoSQL Couch & Mongo
Node.js
Express JS
AngularJS
.NET Core
Angular
API Development
.NET 5.0/6