React Property App DB Integration
Budget: $15 – $25 CAD
I have already built a residential-focused property-management application in Google AI Studio using React. The UI is complete; what’s missing is the back-end layer that will persist property records and let me push the product live.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Review the existing React codebase and advise whether an SQL or NoSQL solution best fits the current architecture. I’m open to either and will follow your recommendation.
• Spin up the chosen database, create the schema/collections for residential property details, and connect it to the app with secure CRUD APIs.
• Configure an integration endpoint so property data can flow in automatically from other systems rather than being keyed in manually.
• Walk me through deployment—ideally on Google Cloud—to get the full stack running in production.
Acceptance will be based on:
1. A running build where new residential property records appear in the UI after hitting the integration endpoint.
2. Update and delete actions reflected instantly in both the database and the front end.
3. A brief hand-off document (or screenshare) showing how to maintain and scale the solution.
If you’re fluent in React, Node, and cloud-hosted databases—and enjoy turning prototypes into production apps—let’s get started.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Review the existing React codebase and advise whether an SQL or NoSQL solution best fits the current architecture. I’m open to either and will follow your recommendation.
• Spin up the chosen database, create the schema/collections for residential property details, and connect it to the app with secure CRUD APIs.
• Configure an integration endpoint so property data can flow in automatically from other systems rather than being keyed in manually.
• Walk me through deployment—ideally on Google Cloud—to get the full stack running in production.
Acceptance will be based on:
1. A running build where new residential property records appear in the UI after hitting the integration endpoint.
2. Update and delete actions reflected instantly in both the database and the front end.
3. A brief hand-off document (or screenshare) showing how to maintain and scale the solution.
If you’re fluent in React, Node, and cloud-hosted databases—and enjoy turning prototypes into production apps—let’s get started.
Related categories:
SQL
Node.js
Database Development
Web Development
NoSQL
Database Design
Database Management
API Development