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I will fix python bugs, errors, exceptions and debugging issues
Samman J
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About this gig
Spent hours staring at a traceback you can't crack? I've built and debugged production Flask/FastAPI backends with PostgreSQL, Redis, SQLAlchemy, and third-party APIs I know where Python hides its worst bugs.
I fix: runtime errors & tracebacks, Flask/FastAPI routing and middleware issues, SQLAlchemy ORM errors, JWT/auth bugs, Celery task failures, Redis connection issues, API integration errors, and environment/import problems.
You get the fixed code + a clear explanation of what broke and why not just a patch.
Message me before ordering describe your issue and I'll confirm I can fix it.
Get to know Samman J
Samman J
Backendfirst Engineer
- FromIndia
- Member sinceSep 2025
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English
I am a backend-first engineer specializing in Python, FastAPI, and PostgreSQL. In under a year of self-directed learning, I have deployed two full-stack applications with live users, async task queues, and AI integrations. I work fast, learn on the job, and use AI tools to accelerate development without cutting corners on fundamentals.
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FAQ
How do I share my code with you?
You can paste it directly in the chat, share a GitHub/GitLab link, or upload a .zip file. If it's a larger project, a GitHub link works best so I can see the full context.
What if you can't fix my bug?
Message me before ordering — describe the issue and I'll tell you upfront if it's within scope. I won't take an order I can't deliver on.
Do you fix bugs in full projects or just isolated files?
Basic tier covers isolated bugs. Standard and Premium cover bugs spread across a full codebase. When in doubt, message me first and I'll tell you which package fits.
Will you explain what was wrong, or just send back fixed code?
Both. Every delivery includes the fixed code plus a plain-English explanation of what caused the bug and how it was fixed. You'll actually understand the fix, not just copy-paste it.
My code uses Flask / FastAPI / SQLAlchemy / Redis — can you handle that?
Yes, that's my primary stack. I've built and debugged production backends with all of those. These aren't technologies I've just read about.
What if the bug comes back or the fix introduces a new issue?
That counts as a revision. Each package includes revisions — I'll sort it until the fix actually works.
