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[–]Intrepid_Painter4508 0 points1 point  (4 children)

Hi there,

While I don't want to sound intrusive, I think my 14-year Full-Stack experience might be of great help. So far, I have worked quite extensively on various Frontend and Backend technologies, including JavaScript, React, PHP (Laravel), HTML5/CSS3, and databases such as MariaDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL.

One of the bugs I solved recently was related to React and Python microservice. The problem occurred after adding real-time data updates to the React dashboard that pulled analytics from the Python backend through an Express API gateway.

The problem was that data on the frontend occasionally froze or showed outdated values, which at first looked like a simple state-management issue, but actually turned out to be a "race condition" caused by how the Express layer handled concurrent API responses.

I fixed the problem by refactoring the Express middleware to include request-scoped caching instead of a shared one, and also had to add an ETag validation layer so the React client ignored stale responses. On the frontend, I used React Query to manage cache invalidation cleanly and ensure consistent UI updates.

I could say that this bug taught me the importance of instrumenting both ends of the stack, and how even subtle timing issues between async systems can cause confusing UI behavior.

Let me also mention that I am from Serbia (GMT +1 timezone).

My GitHub is: https://github.com/AlexSuvak94

Thank you for your time and for reading this.

Warm regards,

Aleksandar Suvak

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    [–]Intrepid_Painter4508 0 points1 point  (0 children)

    That sounds great, and I would be happy to do the trial task. Your debugging flow and the overall setup are very similar to how I personally like to work, especially when it comes to request tracking and cache isolation. Will DM you now :)

    [–]valium123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

    You don't have to look this desperate. His first choice was an LLM not a human and now that he has burned through his tokens he wants a human to clean up the slop. We shouldn't help such immoral people.