Refactor React-Node Codebase
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I’m running a production web app built with React, TypeScript and a Node.js API. Everything functions, yet the codebase has sprawled into huge, responsibility-packed files. Logic sits inside components, duplication is everywhere and backend processing is starting to slow us down.
What I need now is a careful, end-to-end refactor that delivers genuinely modular code without breaking any current feature.
The priorities
• Split the oversized front-end and back-end files into clear, well-named modules so each piece does one thing.
• Extract reusable React components, hooks and shared utilities, eliminating duplicates.
• Reorganise the Node.js layer so backend processing is leaner and quicker, tightening any obvious performance bottlenecks.
Deliverables
• Refactored React/TypeScript front-end arranged by a sensible feature or domain pattern.
• Node.js services/controllers separated cleanly, with demonstrable reduction in request latency.
• Consolidated shared helper libraries replacing duplicated logic.
• Migration notes and a concise changelog for future contributors.
• Proof of no regressions: existing tests still pass and key API benchmarks match or improve.
If you have a track record of untangling legacy projects and care about clean architecture, drop me a note outlining similar refactor work you’ve led and your preferred approach.
What I need now is a careful, end-to-end refactor that delivers genuinely modular code without breaking any current feature.
The priorities
• Split the oversized front-end and back-end files into clear, well-named modules so each piece does one thing.
• Extract reusable React components, hooks and shared utilities, eliminating duplicates.
• Reorganise the Node.js layer so backend processing is leaner and quicker, tightening any obvious performance bottlenecks.
Deliverables
• Refactored React/TypeScript front-end arranged by a sensible feature or domain pattern.
• Node.js services/controllers separated cleanly, with demonstrable reduction in request latency.
• Consolidated shared helper libraries replacing duplicated logic.
• Migration notes and a concise changelog for future contributors.
• Proof of no regressions: existing tests still pass and key API benchmarks match or improve.
If you have a track record of untangling legacy projects and care about clean architecture, drop me a note outlining similar refactor work you’ve led and your preferred approach.