You will get a full stack web app in Node.js, React, Next.js, Vue.js and Supabase
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I build and fix web applications in Node.js, React, Next.js and Vue.js — from a first working version through to something that runs reliably in production.
That means the whole thing: the front end your users see, the API and database behind it, and the deployment that keeps it running. I have nine years as a full stack developer and work as a tech lead, so I make the architecture decisions rather than waiting to be told what to build.
Typical work: building an app from scratch, adding features to an existing codebase, fixing bugs properly rather than patching symptoms, building REST APIs, and integrating third-party and payment services.
I confirm the requirement and the API contract before writing code, raise anything ambiguous up front, and tell you early if something will take longer than we thought.
That means the whole thing: the front end your users see, the API and database behind it, and the deployment that keeps it running. I have nine years as a full stack developer and work as a tech lead, so I make the architecture decisions rather than waiting to be told what to build.
Typical work: building an app from scratch, adding features to an existing codebase, fixing bugs properly rather than patching symptoms, building REST APIs, and integrating third-party and payment services.
I confirm the requirement and the API contract before writing code, raise anything ambiguous up front, and tell you early if something will take longer than we thought.
Programming Languages
PHP, JavaScript, TypeScriptCoding Expertise
Cross Browser & Device Compatibility, Performance Optimization, SecurityWhat's included $250
These options are included with the project scope.
$250
- Delivery Time 7 days
- Number of Revisions 3
- Number of Pages 5
- Design Customization
- Responsive Design
- Source Code
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Sam S.
Dec 5, 2022
You will get an amazing web application in Vue2, Vue3 or Laravel.
Another home run! Awesome seller, on time and revisions come quickly
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Sam S.
Dec 1, 2022
You will get vue2, vue3 single page application or with laravel
Extremely professional, prompt, and easy to work with. I would not - and will not- hesitate to use him again. App was delivered on time per spec- I made a mistake in my requirements and he corrected within 24 hours.
About Usman
Senior Full Stack Developer | Node.js, Next.js, React | SaaS & AI Apps
Lahore, Pakistan - 9:25 pm local time
Clients usually come to me in one of three situations: an idea and no codebase, an MVP that's straining and needs to become a real product, or a team that's shipping code with nobody making the architecture calls. I handle all three.
In practice that means I take a requirement in business language, decide what to build and in what order, design the data model and the API contracts, build it, deploy it, and stay accountable for it in production. Where there are other developers involved, I review their work and set the standards they work to. That's the part clients tell me was missing.
WHERE I'M STRONGEST
Backend and architecture — Node.js, NestJS, Express and Laravel, with PostgreSQL, MySQL and Supabase behind them. This is where products quietly succeed or fail: the data model, the auth boundaries, the API contracts, and the query patterns that still hold up when a table has a million rows instead of a thousand.
Frontend — Next.js, React, Vue and TypeScript with Tailwind. Dashboards, admin panels and customer-facing apps. Server-rendered where it matters for speed, client-side where it matters for feel.
AI-powered features — integrating OpenAI and Claude into applications that already have users. The hard parts are rarely the prompts; they're streaming, cost control, rate limits, and deciding what your product does when the model returns nothing useful.
Supabase — schema design, Row Level Security policies, authentication, and the integration work around them. RLS is where most Supabase projects have a hole in them, and I know where to look.
Infrastructure — Linux, Docker, VPS and cloud deployment, PM2, Nginx and CI/CD, plus the monitoring that tells you something broke before your customers do.
Security — I spent six months working hands-on in cybersecurity and it changed how I build. Authentication and authorization, API security, database access control and production hardening are defaults in my work, not things bolted on after a pentest.
WHAT I'M USUALLY HIRED FOR
- Building a SaaS product from an empty repository through to paying customers
- Taking an MVP that works in a demo and making it survive real usage
- Designing and building APIs, and integrating third-party and payment services
- Adding AI features to an existing product without destabilizing it
- Fixing a Next.js or React application that's slow, fragile or hard to change
- Supabase architecture: schema, Row Level Security, auth and integrations
- Deployment, DevOps and performance work on systems already in production
- Leading a small development team, or being the senior engineer a team doesn't have
HOW I WORK
I ask about the business before the stack. A fair amount of the job is telling a client that what they asked for isn't what solves their problem, then proposing what does — and I'd rather have that conversation in week one than in month three.
I pick proven technology unless there's a real reason not to, write code the next developer can read, and tell you early when something is going to take longer than we thought.
I work directly with founders and product owners rather than through a layer of project management, and I'm comfortable being the only technical person in the room.
STACK
Frontend: Next.js, React, Vue, TypeScript, JavaScript, Tailwind CSS
Backend: Node.js, NestJS, Express, Laravel, PHP, Python, REST APIs
Data: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Supabase, database design, Row Level Security
AI: OpenAI and Claude integration, LLM-powered features, AI agents, automation workflows
Infrastructure: Linux, Docker, VPS, PM2, Nginx, CI/CD, monitoring
Send me a short description of what you're building and where you're stuck. I'll tell you how I'd approach it, what I'd build first, and what it realistically takes — before you commit to anything.
Steps for completing your project
After purchasing the project, send requirements so Usman can start the project.
Delivery time starts when Usman receives requirements from you.
Usman works on your project following the steps below.
Revisions may occur after the delivery date.
Scope and plan
We confirm what you need, the stack, and what gets built first. I flag anything ambiguous before any code is written.
Build
I build the front end, API and database, keeping the code readable and the structure something another developer can pick up.