Uber App Technical Documentation
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need my Uber-style application captured in thorough, professional-grade technical documentation. The focus is squarely on two areas:
• System architecture – I’m after complete technical specifications, not merely a high-level sketch. Every service, integration point, data flow, queue, cache layer, security boundary and deployment step should be illustrated and explained so a new engineer can stand the platform up from scratch. Wherever a diagram helps (UML component, sequence, deployment, etc.), include it alongside concise narrative that clarifies assumptions and design rationale.
• Database schema – Document every table, field, constraint and relationship. An up-to-date ER diagram, normalisation reasoning, indexing strategy and any critical stored procedures or triggers must be part of the final material.
Please deliver the write-up as a clean, well-structured PDF accompanied by the source files for diagrams (Draw.io, Lucidchart, Visio or similar) and any DDL scripts referenced. Clarity, accuracy and completeness take priority; when you’re done, another senior developer should be able to step in and build, migrate or scale the system without further questions.
• System architecture – I’m after complete technical specifications, not merely a high-level sketch. Every service, integration point, data flow, queue, cache layer, security boundary and deployment step should be illustrated and explained so a new engineer can stand the platform up from scratch. Wherever a diagram helps (UML component, sequence, deployment, etc.), include it alongside concise narrative that clarifies assumptions and design rationale.
• Database schema – Document every table, field, constraint and relationship. An up-to-date ER diagram, normalisation reasoning, indexing strategy and any critical stored procedures or triggers must be part of the final material.
Please deliver the write-up as a clean, well-structured PDF accompanied by the source files for diagrams (Draw.io, Lucidchart, Visio or similar) and any DDL scripts referenced. Clarity, accuracy and completeness take priority; when you’re done, another senior developer should be able to step in and build, migrate or scale the system without further questions.