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I will build your python ecommerce backend for catalog cart and orders
Kenny Rivera
About this gig
Need a solid backend for your online store without hiring a full dev team? I build modular Python e-commerce components you can start small with and expand as your store grows: instant product search, a smart shopping cart, a fair order queue, and category navigation.
Why it matters:
- Catalog search stays instant even as your product count grows (hash table indexing, not slow linear search).
- Cart supports undo, so customers can fix mistakes without starting over.
- Orders are processed fairly, first-come-first-served no customer waits forever while others cut the line.
- Categories are organized in a real hierarchy, easy to navigate and extend.
Each package builds on the previous one, so you only pay for what your store needs today and can add more later.
Code available on GitHub as a quality reference: github.com/kennyunu/shopflow-backend
I also offer a separate Recommendation Engine gig (co-purchase "customers also bought" logic) check my profile if you want both.
Get to know Kenny Rivera
Kenny Rivera
Python Developer, Data Structures and Automation
- FromColombia
- Member sinceJun 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Spanish, English, Portuguese
Hi! I'm a Python developer focused on backend logic, automation, and Discord bots.
I recently built a Discord bot with 6 commands and 4 external API integrations, using clean object-oriented code and secure credential handling. I've also applied data structures (hash tables, trees, queues, stacks, graphs) to build a modular e-commerce backend and a recommendation engine.
I'm building my freelance career and I'm fully committed to delivering working, well-tested solutions. I communicate clearly and I'm always learning.
Let's talk about what you need!
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FAQ
Do I need a website already?
No — these are backend components you can use as the foundation for a new store, or integrate into an existing one (Premium package includes integration guidance).
What's the real difference between the packages?
Basic covers the core (catalog + cart). Standard adds order management. Premium adds category organization and hands-on integration into your specific project. Pick based on how much of your backend you still need to build.
Can I add the recommendation engine later?
Yes — it's available as a Gig Extra here, or as a separate gig on my profile if you'd rather order it independently.
What do you need from me to get started?
A sample of your product catalog (name, id, price), your current tech stack (if any), and — for Standard/Premium — a sense of your expected order volume so I can size the queue appropriately.
