Angular project
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
I’m midway through a full-stack .NET 8+ Angular 18 application and need an experienced Kendo UI for Angular developer to slot in immediately. The current grid is already rendering data, but it’s read-only. Over the next 24 hours I want to turn those rows into fully editable ones, wired to my existing Web API endpoints and following the same reactive-form validation rules used elsewhere in the app.
Here’s what I need from you, clearly packaged so I can drop it straight into the project:
• Add the editable-row feature to the existing Kendo Grid component, choosing the most practical editing mode (inline, popup, or batch) after a quick review of my codebase.
• Hook the create / update / cancel actions to the current C# controllers via Angular services, preserving our token-based auth headers.
• Re-use the shared validation helpers so errors surface exactly as they do in our other forms.
• Ensure the grid refreshes efficiently (no unnecessary HTTP chatter) and plays nicely with our global loading spinner.
• Walk me through the key changes on a short call or Loom so I can maintain the feature later.
I’ll give you a clean branch, sample data, and Postman collection the moment we start. If this sounds straightforward to you and you can focus for the next day, let’s get it shipped.
Here’s what I need from you, clearly packaged so I can drop it straight into the project:
• Add the editable-row feature to the existing Kendo Grid component, choosing the most practical editing mode (inline, popup, or batch) after a quick review of my codebase.
• Hook the create / update / cancel actions to the current C# controllers via Angular services, preserving our token-based auth headers.
• Re-use the shared validation helpers so errors surface exactly as they do in our other forms.
• Ensure the grid refreshes efficiently (no unnecessary HTTP chatter) and plays nicely with our global loading spinner.
• Walk me through the key changes on a short call or Loom so I can maintain the feature later.
I’ll give you a clean branch, sample data, and Postman collection the moment we start. If this sounds straightforward to you and you can focus for the next day, let’s get it shipped.
Related categories:
JavaScript
.NET
HTML5
jQuery / Prototype
Frontend Development
Web API
Kendo UI
Angular
.NET 5.0/6