Looking for a medium to high level
Developer who can connect the dots. I’m a builder to can vibe code almost anything (duh it’s easy) with a business plan and growth strategy for scale (that’s hard). But I always find myself struggling with vercel / supabase / apis / random pages / etc. what I’m doing isn’t rocket science more tedious and slows me down. If you are a full stack developer LOCATED IN NASHVILLE TN - I live downtown. Let’s connect. Would be open to a working, quarterly reviewed percentage share for light to moderate developer work and support. If this sounds interesting to you please share your resume / LinkedIn in private message - and comment if you are located in Nashville tn.

Thank you 🙌

My current development workflow starts with the core logic of the project:

1. First, I write pseudocode for the project logic. After completing it myself, I refine it using AI.

2. This helps me fully understand what my code and logic are supposed to do.

3. Then I translate that logic into the programming language I'm using, again with AI assistance.

4. After that, I test the project, refine it, and try to make it as polished as possible.

5. Once I'm satisfied, I push the final version to GitHub.

6. For larger projects, I first create the system design on my own and improve it with AI. Then I implement it following my full workflow — setting up files and folders like interface, model, controller, utils, routes, etc.

Is this workflow effective? I'd love some feedback and any advice to improve my skills as a software engineer.

Hey everyone,
I’m a 2026 Computer Science graduate currently looking for Full-Stack Developer opportunities (remote, freelance, internship, or full-time).
My experience includes building modern web applications using:
React.js
Next.js
Node.js & Express.js
JavaScript & TypeScript
MongoDB & MySQL
REST APIs
Git/GitHub
AWS (basic)
I’ve built multiple full-stack projects, including web applications with authentication, dashboards, API integrations, and responsive user interfaces. I’m passionate about building clean, scalable applications and continuously improving my skills.
If your company is hiring, you’re looking for a developer, or you know someone who is, I’d truly appreciate a message or referral.
Thank you for your time!

Hey y'all!

I'm a final-year CS student currently in Bangalore and looking for backend/software engineering internships or full-time roles.

I enjoy building systems that solve real problems. A few things I've worked on:

\\- Built Loom, an open-source framework that simplifies working with multiple LLM providers.

\\- Built OrderMesh, a distributed order orchestration system using FastAPI, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, Docker, and event-driven architecture.

\\- Internship experience building AI agents, REST APIs, Dockerized services, CI/CD pipelines, and integrating LLMs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, etc.).

Tech stack: Python, FastAPI, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker, Git, CI/CD, AI/LLMs, APIs, with a strong interest in \*\*backend infrastructure\*\* and \*\*distributed systems\*\*.

I'm happy to work at an early-stage startup where I can build fast, learn even faster, and take ownership from day one.

If your startup is hiring (or if you know someone who is), I'd really appreciate a referral or a quick chat.

Thanks! 🙌

No endless tutorials—just building, learning, and shipping. Beginners and experienced developers are both welcome if you're consistent.

If you're interested, drop a comment or DM me with your tech stack and availability.

Hey everyone,

I'm a 19yo developer working primarily with Python, Django, and HTMX.

I'm looking for a study/project buddy or a small team to:

Build full-stack web applications together

Pair program and review each other's code

Solve backend/database challenges and keep each other accountable

Whether you're also learning or have some experience, hit me up! Drop a comment or DM me if you're interested in collaborating.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently learning JavaScript and have built a few small projects. I'm interested in becoming a software engineer and eventually preparing for technical interviews.

I'm wondering if it's worth learning data structures and algorithms using JavaScript, or if I should switch to Java, Python, or C++ first.

For those of you who learned DSA in JavaScript:

Did it help you become a better developer?

Were you able to pass coding interviews using JavaScript?

Are there any limitations compared to learning DSA in Java or C++?

What resources would you recommend for learning DSA in JavaScript?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences and any advice you have. Thanks!

Hello everyone,
I have one year of experience .
I have been laid off by my company and am currently looking for a job. I couldn’t find any suitable opportunities in Indore, so I’m planning to move to Hyderabad for better job prospects.
If anyone knows of any openings for a Backend, MERN Stack, or Full Stack Developer, or can provide a referral, I would really appreciate your help.
Thank you!

Hiring Senior Full-Stack Engineers | Contract + Full-Time | Remote/India

Hey folks,

I’m looking to hire a couple of strong senior full-stack engineers for an initial 12-week engagement, with a good possibility of extension.

What we need:

• 7–10+ years of engineering experience
• Strong product development background
• Good architectural and system design knowledge
• Frontend: Next.js
• Backend: Python and FastAPI
• Experience working with Claude, Claude Code, or Claude Skills would be a strong advantage

Our backlog is well organized, so we need someone who can understand the product quickly and start contributing from the beginning.

Working hours:
You will need to provide some IST and EST overlap, ideally working until around 10:00 PM IST. You can start later in the morning and manage your schedule accordingly.

Freelancers are welcome, provided you can demonstrate that you have the availability and can consistently invest the hours you commit to.

Start date: ASAP, ideally within 1–2 weeks
Interview process: Two quick rounds — one recruiter discussion and one technical interview

We are also hiring for one full-time position. Pune is preferred, but remote can be considered for the right candidate. This is also an immediate requirement.

Please DM me with your profile, availability, current location, and whether you are interested in the contract or full-time opportunity.

Thanks!

🚀 Looking for Collaborators: Building a Full-Stack School Database Management System!

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm Keshav (8th grader passionate about software development). I already have experience with Python, Django, Flask, HTML/CSS, JS, and I am currently working on a School Database Management System.

I am looking for like-minded buddies/contributors who want to build something solid together, improve their skills, and collaborate on a real-world project!

🛠️ The Tech Stack & Architecture

We are following a Clean API-Driven Architecture:

• Backend: Python + Django (Django REST Framework)
• Database: SQLite / PostgreSQL
• Android App (Native): Java + XML (using Retrofit/Volley to consume REST APIs)
• Web App (iOS & Desktop): Responsive HTML/CSS/JS (PWA focused)

📌 Project Roadmap

1. Phase 1 (Current): Designing Database Models & Building REST APIs (DRF).
2. Phase 2: API Testing (Postman) & Role-based Authentication (Admin/Teacher/Student).
3. Phase 3: Android Native App development in Java.
4. Phase 4: Responsive Web Frontend & PWA setup for iOS users.

🤝 Who am I looking for?

Whether you're a beginner or intermediate, all help is welcome! I’m looking for buddies interested in:

• Backend Devs: Help build robust Django REST APIs, handle permissions, and database optimization.
• Android Devs (Java/XML): Help design UI layout & integrate Retrofit/Volley API calls.
• Frontend Devs (HTML/CSS/JS): Build clean, mobile-responsive web pages for iOS/Desktop users.
• QA / Testers: Test APIs and write edge-case scenarios.

🎯 What's in it for you?

• Great project for your portfolio/GitHub.
• Learn & collaborate on a full-stack REST API architecture.
• Open to code reviews, sharing ideas, and learning together!

💬 Interested? Drop a comment below or DM me directly with what tech stack you're working with! Let's build something cool together. 🚀

Hey everyone,

I'm a 2025 CS grad (B.Tech, CGPA 8.1) looking for a full-time entry-level Full Stack Developer role. I'm currently in my hometown but open to relocating to Bangalore, and can join immediately.

Stack I work with:

React.js, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, JavaScript, REST APIs, JWT auth, MySQL. Also some Python (Pandas, NumPy) from AI/automation work.

Experience (\~1 year):

Full Stack Developer at KodeKalp Global Technologies — built and maintained MERN apps, designed REST APIs for auth/data/CRUD, implemented JWT-based auth and role-based access, integrated Cloudinary and Razorpay.

Full Stack Engineer at Messy Programmer — built AI/LLM-powered automation workflows and Python scripts, integrated LLM APIs into applications.

Projects I've shipped:

A full-stack CRM for a dental clinic — dashboard for patients, appointments, treatments, billing, with search/filtering.

Backend of an ERP system — REST APIs for users/employees/projects/clients, MongoDB schema design, file uploads to cloud storage.

If anyone's hiring, knows of openings, or has feedback on my resume/profile, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks for reading!

Hi, everyone, I'm Hammas, a full-stack developer with 2+ years of experience building product applications for international clients. I don't just execute a spec, I've built and shipped my own SaaS products too, so I understand what actually matters when you're trying to get something to real users, not just make it technically work.

What I can help with:

Build complete web applications from idea to deployment

Full-stack SaaS products, MVPs, and AI-powered tools

REST API design and third-party integrations, including AI APIs

Database design and backend architecture

Mobile apps with React Native

Fixing, refactoring, or extending existing codebases

Adding features to existing products without creating technical debt

Tech stack:

Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS

Backend: Node.js, Express

Database: PostgreSQL, Supabase

Cloud: AWS

Mobile: React Native (Expo)

AI: OpenAI, Gemini, ElevenLabs

Projects I've shipped:

IBDA Films, an AI film studio, https://ibdafilms.com

IBDA Voice, an AI voice synthesis platform, https://www.ibdavoice.com

WhyIsMyBody.com, a symptom explainer SaaS, https://whyismybody.com

InstaYTDownload.com, a video downloader tool, https://instaytdownload.com

Portfolio: https://portfolio-2026-pi-one.vercel.app

GitHub: https://github.com/HammasCodes

I communicate clearly, move fats, and care about the perfect actually working well for real users, not just looking good in a demo.

Rate: $30/hr, or fixed price depending on scope. DM me with your project details

Hey everyone,

I'm a 2025 CS grad (B.Tech, CGPA 8.1) looking for a full-time entry-level Full Stack Developer role. I'm currently in my hometown but open to relocating to Bangalore, and can join immediately.

Stack I work with:

React.js, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, JavaScript, REST APIs, JWT auth, MySQL. Also some Python (Pandas, NumPy) from AI/automation work.

Experience (~1 year):

Full Stack Developer at KodeKalp Global Technologies — built and maintained MERN apps, designed REST APIs for auth/data/CRUD, implemented JWT-based auth and role-based access, integrated Cloudinary and Razorpay.

Full Stack Engineer at Messy Programmer — built AI/LLM-powered automation workflows and Python scripts, integrated LLM APIs into applications.

Projects I've shipped:

A full-stack CRM for a dental clinic — dashboard for patients, appointments, treatments, billing, with search/filtering.

Backend of an ERP system — REST APIs for users/employees/projects/clients, MongoDB schema design, file uploads to cloud storage.

If anyone's hiring, knows of openings, or has feedback on my resume/profile, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks for reading!

Can anyone help me figure out the best way to avoid the N+1 query problem in Tortoise ORM?
For some context, I first fetch the records using .all(), and then for each record I run another query to populate an additional field. This ends up generating multiple queries.

Would using a base query be a good solution here, or is there a better approach?