Backend Developement

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Summary

1. Codebase: The client will receive the source code for the backend development, typically organized and documented for future reference. This codebase is the heart of the application and includes all the logic and functionality you've developed.
2. Database Schema: If your project involves database design or modifications, the client will receive a database schema outlining the structure of the database, including tables, relationships, and indexes.
3. API Documentation: If you've developed APIs (Application Programming Interfaces), you should provide clear and comprehensive documentation. This documentation helps other developers understand how to interact with your backend services.
4. Deployment Instructions: Instructions on how to deploy the backend code and database, including any required configurations or dependencies. This ensures that the client can set up and run the application in their own environment.
5. Testing Documentation: Details on how to test the backend components, including unit tests, integration tests, and any testing tools or frameworks used.
6. Bug Reports and Issue Tracking: If there are any known issues or bugs in the code, you should provide a list of these issues along with their severity and steps to reproduce. You may also use an issue tracking system like JIRA or GitHub Issues.
7. Performance and Scalability Recommendations: Depending on the project's requirements, you might provide recommendations for optimizing performance and scalability of the backend infrastructure.
8. Security Documentation: If security measures were implemented, you should provide documentation outlining the security features and best practices used in the backend code to protect against common vulnerabilities.
9. Code Review and Quality Assurance: It's essential to ensure that the code meets quality standards. Deliverables might include reports from code reviews, code quality metrics, and evidence of adherence to coding standards.
10. Ongoing Support and Maintenance Agreement: If you've agreed to provide ongoing support and maintenance, a document outlining the terms and conditions of this agreement should be included.
11. Final Project Report: A summary report that includes an overview of the project, achievements, challenges, and any lessons learned during the development process.
12. Backup and Recovery Plan: Information on how to perform backups of the backend data and a recovery plan in case of data loss or system failures.
13. Technical Support: Information on how the client can reach you for technical support or further development work if needed.

What's included

  • Backend Development and support

    1. Source code for the backend. 2. Database schema (if applicable). 3. API documentation. 4. Deployment instructions. 5. Testing documentation. 6. Bug reports and issue tracking. 7. Performance and scalability recommendations. 8. Security documentation. 9. Code review and quality assurance reports. 10. Ongoing support and maintenance agreement (if applicable). 11. Final project report. 12. Backup and recovery plan. 13. Technical support contact information.


Skills and tools

Backend Engineer
Software Engineer
Java

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