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Binh Q.

Ha Noi, Vietnam

$20/hr
4.6
26 jobs

Hi there! I'm an independent freelance developer with over 7 years of experience building high-quality web applications. I specialize in crafting robust, scalable, and maintainable solutions that meet real-world business needs. Clean code, thoughtful architecture, and long-term maintainability are my priorities in every project. I’m currently open to long-term collaboration opportunities where I can bring value as a dedicated, full-stack developer. 👨🏻‍💻 My Skill Set 🔧 Backend Development Languages & Frameworks: Node.js (Express, NestJS, MeteorJS), Python (Django, Flask, FastAPI), PHP (Laravel), Golang (Gin, Fiber, Echo) Databases: MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL APIs: REST, GraphQL DevOps & Cloud: AWS, Ansible, Terraform, Bash scripting 🎨 Frontend Development Frameworks: React (Redux, Redux Saga, Redux Thunk, Zustand, ImmerJS, Redux Persist, Provider), Next.js, Gatsby.js, Vue.js UI & Styling: HTML5, CSS3 (Sass, Less, SCSS), TailwindCSS, Bootstrap, Material-UI Languages: JavaScript, jQuery Others: GraphQL 🛍️ eCommerce & CMS Shopify WordPress Magento (v1 & v2) Let’s build something great together. I’m passionate about working on meaningful products and establishing long-term partnerships.

  • MeteorJS
  • PostgreSQL
  • React
  • Node.js
  • Golang
  • Amazon Web Services
  • MongoDB
  • Django
  • React Native
  • Python
  • Laravel
  • TypeScript
  • Blockchain
Vlad B.

Bucharest, Romania

$65/hr
5.0
34 jobs

Hi! My name is Vlad and I love creating stuff. I'm on a constant quest for knowledge and I try to learn something new every day. In this process, beautiful software has been known to emerge. I love building web apps with Meteor, React, Flutter or Next.js, but I can integrate your favorite tools, API's, npm packages, AWS/Google Cloud, material design and anything else you might need to bring the project of your dreams to reality. I've deployed Meteor apps to Galaxy, Heroku and Modulus and set up continuous integration with Codeship, Jenkins or Travis. Meteor is constantly evolving which means that in order to do high quality work I need to always be up to date with the latest version and best practices. Also, as the framework gets more aligned with the greater JavaScript ecosystem, I am able to branch out into related fields (React, node.js) and pick an optimal solution without being locked-in by specific tools. By using my services you also get quality architecture, fast prototyping and cross-platform capabilities. As far as I remember, I've always been focused on quality. I like to write readable, clean and DRY code using ES6 and modern coding standards. I want the next developer that comes after me to be able to jump right in, and not waste time trying to decipher some cruel puzzle. I've been building web apps since 2010, adding to my collection of skills and tools: Meteor, node.js, ES6, React, Flutter, Next.js, Supabase, Tailwind, Gatsby, TanStack Query, Vite, Material UI, PHP (CodeIgniter), AJAX, jQuery, git, Backbone, Bootstrap, Materialize, SASS, LESS, MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, RLS, WebVR (A-Frame), application architecture, UX, collaborative development, lean startup principles etc. The opportunity to add to this list is always a plus when considering a new job. I'm looking for projects that truly resonate. So if you think I might be a good fit, let's chat!

  • MeteorJS
  • React
  • Node.js
  • Flutter
  • MERN Stack
  • Product Development
  • Software Architecture & Design
  • Full-Stack Development
  • MongoDB
  • MySQL
  • Mobile App Development
  • Web Application Development
  • SaaS
  • Startup Company
  • Branding
Kasun K.

Kotte, Sri Lanka

$35/hr
4.9
187 jobs

Senior Software Engineer | 15+ Years of Experience in Web & Mobile Development As a seasoned software engineer with over a decade of experience in web and mobile development, I bring a deep understanding of the latest technologies and best practices to every project. My continuous learning and hands-on experience with complex projects ensure that I know exactly how to choose the right technologies and strategies for your specific needs. I am committed to delivering high-quality work, leveraging my extensive experience to ensure the success of your project. Your satisfaction and the success of your project are my top priorities

  • CSS 3
  • MySQL
  • Java
  • JavaScript
  • HTML5
  • iOS Development
  • Android App Development
  • Flutter
  • Advertisement
  • CSS
  • GSAP
  • HTML
  • Lottie
  • Webflow
  • Google Web Designer
  • jQuery
Hemanshu P.

Navsari, India

$30/hr
4.6
378 jobs

I am a skilled Salesforce Architect and Top Rated Freelancer on Upwork with extensive technical exposure and a proven track record in developing and implementing innovative solutions. With expertise in Salesforce, Lightning Components, Apex, and various integration frameworks, I have successfully delivered projects across a wide range of industries. I am highly proficient in Java, J2EE, and other web technologies, enabling seamless integration between Salesforce and external systems. My strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail make me a valuable asset in driving business success. Technical Skills • Salesforce: Lightning Components, Lightning Flows, Apex Class, Triggers, Custom Settings, Custom Labels • Integration: Stripe, Xero, QuickBooks, DocuSign, Adobe Sign, PandaDoc, SAP, Formstack, Hubspot, ChatGPT, MailChimp, WhatsApp, Box.com, Google Drive, Twilio, Shopify,, Answer Hub, WooCommerce , Heroku, Amazon CTI, MuleSoft, Five9, ChatGPT, Zoho CRM. • Web Technologies: Java, J2EE, Servlet, JSP, JSF, Spring, Hibernate, REST, SOAP • Front-end: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, Bootstrap, Lightning Design System (LDS) • Cloud Platforms: Heroku, AWS • Database: PL/SQL, SOQL, SOSL Recent Projects • Automation of Accounting for E7evate with Salesforce, Stripe, and QuickBooks integration. • Custom Search functionality using Alogia search and fetching data from Salesforce and WordPress using Node.js. • Storing attachments from Salesforce to OneDrive, Box, Google Drive, and Dropbox. • Extracting data from image files using Einstein OCR. • Twilio integration with Salesforce for SMS conversations. • WhatsApp integration with Salesforce for messages using Digital Engagement. • Setting up Sales Process, lead conversion, Web to lead, and LEX conversion for Pimlico Capitals. I am confident that my comprehensive skill set and experience make me the ideal candidate for Salesforce Architect roles. Please feel free to reach out to discuss how I can contribute to your projects and drive success.

  • Salesforce Service Cloud
  • Salesforce Marketing Cloud
  • Salesforce Sales Cloud
  • Salesforce Lightning
  • Salesforce CRM
  • Salesforce
  • Apex
  • Salesforce App Development
  • Lightning Bolt
  • Web Development
Vu H.

Hanoi, Vietnam

$10/hr
5.0
10 jobs

Senior Fullstack Software Engineer | Java, Node.js, React | CMS & IoT Expert 🚀 About Me I am a Senior Fullstack Software Engineer with 4+ years of experience in developing high-performance web applications, CMS platforms, and IoT solutions. My expertise spans across Java Spring Boot, Node.js, React, Magnolia CMS, and cloud-based architectures. I have led teams, optimized complex systems, and built scalable solutions for enterprise-level clients. 🔹 Backend: Java Spring Boot, Node.js, NestJS, Microservices, GRPC 🔹 Frontend: React.js, React Native, Headless CMS 🔹 CMS: Magnolia CMS, Liferay, WordPress 🔹 Databases: MySQL, MongoDB, SQL Server 🔹 DevOps & Cloud: Docker, Kubernetes, GitLab CI/CD, AWS 🔹 IoT & AI: Zigbee, MQTT, OpenCV, AI-based detection systems 💼 Notable Projects ✅ MMP’s CMS Website: Built a Java Spring Boot-based CMS optimized for high traffic and large datasets. ✅ Dentsu’s Headless CMS: Developed a scalable API-driven CMS using Magnolia CMS and React. ✅ Yoolife & YooIOC Applications: Smart city applications for residential and operational management. ✅ IoT Platform for Smart Devices: Developed a gateway integrating Zigbee, Z-Wave, and BLE devices with AI-powered event detection. 🔍 Why Work With Me? ✔ Proven expertise in enterprise CMS solutions & IoT systems ✔ Strong problem-solving skills in system architecture & optimization ✔ Experience leading development teams & mentoring junior engineers ✔ Passionate about building scalable, high-performance applications Let’s connect and bring your ideas to life! 🚀

  • Ecommerce
  • Ecommerce Website
  • AWS IoT Core
  • Spring Boot
  • NestJS Development
  • Java
  • Embedded Linux
  • React
  • React Native
Ratnam Y.

Gurgaon, India

$30/hr
4.9
90 jobs

I have 10 years of experience working in the Web & Mobile Development industry. I have been working on React, Tanstack Router, React Router, NextJS, NodeJS, NestJS, Expo, React Native, Angular, Ruby on Rails, Flutter, and Ionic frameworks. I work on HTML/CSS, SCSS, convert PSD to HTML/CSS/JS, and convert XD/Figma to HTML/CSS/JS. I have worked on more than 47+ applications during this period. I have great knowledge of Databases and architectural design of web applications due to my experience with different kinds of applications. I have managed and used multiple services on AWS i.e., EC2, S3, RDS, Aurora, Route53, SQS, and ELB to name a few. I have experience with deployment on Heroku, Digital Ocean, and Linode to name a few. I have graduated (Computer Engineering) from one of the top Universities in India (NIT Surat). I have been greatly interested in exploring new things and building great applications. Looking forward to working with you.

  • Ionic Framework
  • Amazon Web Services
  • React
  • Angular
  • iOS Development
  • React Native
  • AngularJS
  • RSpec
  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Figma
  • Next.js
  • Adobe XD
  • PSD to HTML
  • Ruby on Rails
  • NestJS

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Is MeteorJS the Right Node.js Framework for Your App?

MeteorJS is one of the most talked-about Node.js frameworks on the scene. So where does it fall in the Node.js framework landscape, and is it the right choice for your MEAN-powered application?

First, why would you choose one framework and not another?

In the world of frameworks, choosing the one that’s right for your application can be daunting. There are pros and cons, full-stack vs. minimalist, API-driven or data-driven. Frequently, when a developer chooses one framework (and programming language) over another, it’s to meet a specific engineering requirement for the app. And most often, they’re striking a balance between speed of development and flexibility.

There’s no one-size-fits-all with frameworks, so it’s important to choose the one that meets the most hard-and-fast requirements for your app.

Let’s take a closer look at why so many developers are looking to this full-stack, MVC-style framework for fast development of responsive, real-time applications.

METEORJS BASICS

The key to Meteor is hinted at right in its name: speed. If you’re looking to rapidly develop smaller, reactive applications on the Node.js platform, Meteor is definitely an excellent choice.

Meteor is a full-stack, highly opinionated MVC framework for Node.js that’s a little less flexible than a more lightweight framework like ExpressJS. If you’re working with a MEAN stack (or any variation of it that includes the Node platform), bringing Meteor into your software stack is going to help you accelerate the development of iOS, Android, and web applications.

It uses a mix of front-end JavaScript that runs in the browser, back-end JavaScript that runs on a Meteor server within a Node.js container, and any other HTML, CSS, and static assets to create highly reactive user interfaces (UIs)—the kind that update information within the UI without having to hit refresh. This is the kind of UI users have come to expect, and for many companies, it’s the number one technical requirement they have for their apps. Also, it integrates with Apache Cordova, AngularJS, React, and MongoDB.

So why do developers love it? Here are a few of its biggest pros.

It’s full-stack.

This is one way of saying Meteor comes with a ton of integration, support, and features right out of the box. The advantage here is that Meteor has already assembled the compatible parts of the stack for you, from the database integrations to the front-end framework. It has a default technology for every layer of its stack, but these are interchangeable if you’re looking for alternatives. You’re not locked in if you prefer swapping one technology for another. For example, Meteor’s default front-end framework Blaze can be swapped for React or AngularJS.

Meteor is a highly opinionated framework, which is developer-speak for being a little less flexible—a trade-off when you’re working with so much scaffolding and features right out of the gates. Again, the benefit here is speed. What it lacks in minimalism it makes up for in fast development turnarounds, and having a fully integrated stack up front lets you get going on your project a lot faster.

It’s fast.

Meteor’s speed comes from its ample scaffolding, libraries, and excellent community-authored packages that make up for most shortcomings or holes in requirements. Also, it takes care of a lot of the tedious, small tasks developers have to carry out, which enables them to focus more on the business logic and functionality of the end result. Like most frameworks, Meteor keeps you from having to reinvent the wheel every time you’re crafting a back end.

Also, you can easily deploy your Meteor applications to the cloud with its subscription-based cloud deployment service, Galaxy.

It’s reactive, and creates the real-time updated UIs that modern app users expect.

Real-time capabilities are huge for apps like social networking sites or collaborative apps where users want updates shared right as they’re happening. Many traditional web apps required a refresh button, which can be tedious. If you can picture the users of your app having to click refresh often, Meteor is probably going to be your best bet. That, and, real-time is what people are used to when it comes to mobile apps.

From a technical standpoint, Meteor is reactive because of its methods for refreshing data. To refresh the data in the UI, it replicates a subset of the MongoDB database in the browser as a local “miniMongo” subset. Any updates to data will happen live in your app, on your user’s screen. This is partly possible thanks to Meteor’s MVC model. Meteor is able to render refreshed data (the model) right in the browser (the view) without making a trip back to the server. By processing the HTML in the browser, the user sees an updated UI while Meteor loops back to the server to make modifications in the actual database.

Where Node on its own can lack in serving up dynamic web content, Meteor steps in and makes it faster and more fluid. The key is that it overrides Node’s module-based system and uses its own packaging system.

Meteor is reactive on the programming side, too, so developers can get more done with less lines of code.

Its built-in integration with Apache Cordova offers immense business value.

With Apache Cordova built into the latest release of Meteor, you can easily build your app to be cross-platform for Android, iOS, or the web with only one codebase. Going cross-platform over native is a great option for businesses that want the feel and functionality of native apps, but don’t want to spend the time or budget to create two separate codebases for separate operating systems or devices.

It’s well-supported—both by the MDG team and a growing community of developers.

From a production standpoint, the Meteor Development Group (MDG) is a great team who stands behind Meteor and is dedicated to keeping it updated and working well. There’s no risk of a developer who created the framework moving on from the project or neglecting to keep it updated—MDG is on top of the health of the Meteor ecosystem.

But the developers who use Meteor have contributed to its growth and longevity, as well. The community behind it is constantly creating packages that extend Meteor’s functionality. MDG has invested a lot not only in the technology itself, but in cultivating this community behind it. There are packages for everything from API functions like login, authentication, and oauth authorization to router packages like the widely used iron:router.

This big community of developers is able to help one another troubleshoot problems of every kind. With a crowd that big behind it, it’s rare to run into a problem during development that someone else hasn’t already seen, fixed, and shared a solution for.

It’s got plenty of libraries and packages to extend its functionality.

A lot of Meteor’s code is built on the jQuery JavaScript library and the Underscore.js framework as the foundation for more common tasks. MeteorJS’s front-end development is handled by proprietary libraries like Blaze and Tracker. It’s similar to Express with many of the same “internals,” and recent releases embed a package manager so you don’t have to install the third-party package system, Meteorite.

Now, Meteor makes it easy to install third-party packages. Check out Atmosphere.js for the best Meteor packages—it’s a total catalog for libraries that are reliable, up-to-date and popular among other Meteor developers.

A few considerations before you dive in.

The Meteor community is always working to make up for shortcomings in the framework, but remember: a framework is often designed to do one or more things very well. You have to decide where you want to compromise, and what you need from it. That said, there are a few things to consider with Meteor before giving it a go.

It only integrates with the MongoDB database. That means no support for SQL databases. Also, historically there have been issues using Meteor with a pre-existing MongoDB installation.
If your app is going to get big, you may need a more scalable stack than Meteor. There are some developers who say Meteor’s biggest strength is for messaging apps. But if you anticipate a lot of growth in users, traffic, and data or need a more robust app, you may want to look into a more robust solution.

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