I will be your nodejs expert and react expert to fix bugs


Level 1
About this gig
Is your website broken, failing to build, or throwing unexpected console errors?
I provide fast, clean, and reliable debugging for modern full-stack web applications. Whether it's a minor CSS layout glitch, a broken React component, or a critical server deployment failure, I will diagnose the root cause and deliver a 100% working fix.
What I Can Fix For You:
- Frontend & UI Glitches: Responsive design issues, Tailwind CSS/Flexbox/Grid layout breaks, and broken interactive elements.
- React & Next.js Errors: Hydration mismatches, state loop renders, component lifecycle issues, and SSR errors.
- Build & Deployment Failures: Vite, Webpack, and Rollup build errors on Vercel, Netlify, cPanel, or Linux VPS.
- Backend & API Issues: Node.js/Express routing bugs, 404/500 server errors, CORS policy blocks, and authentication headers.
- Realtime & Logic Bugs: Socket.io/WebSocket connection drops, webhook trigger failures, and async/await handling.
- TypeScript Issues: Broken types, compilation errors, and interface mismatches.
Why Work With Me?
- Clean, well-commented, and production-ready code.
- Rapid turnaround time (emergency 12 hour availability).
- Direct testing and deployment verification.
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Get to know Shubham Singh
Level 1
- FromIndia
- Member sinceOct 2022
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery1 month
Languages
English, Hindi
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FAQ
How quickly can you start working on my bug?
I can usually start immediately. If you have an urgent or production-breaking issue, send me a message with the details, and I can often diagnose and deliver a fix within 1 to 2 hours.
What details do you need from me to fix the issue?
Please provide: A brief description of what is broken vs. what you expect. Screenshots or error logs from your terminal/browser console. Access to the codebase (GitHub repo, zip file, or server access if needed).

