[HIRING] Full-Stack Developer — React/JS/Node — Simple business web app — Remote, Part-time
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[HIRING] Full-Stack Developer — React/JS/Node — Simple business web app — Remote, Part-time

Posting on behalf of Tim Minor Group. I run CoderCops, the platform the listing sits on.

The project: A simple, modern web application for their business.

Scope as listed:

  • User registration and login
  • User dashboard
  • Database integration
  • Admin dashboard
  • Create/edit/delete functionality
  • Responsive design for desktop and mobile
  • Basic API integration
  • Testing and bug fixing

Requirements:

  • Experience with React, JavaScript, Node.js, or similar technologies
  • Experience working with databases
  • Ability to write clean, maintainable code
  • Good communication
  • Ability to meet agreed deadlines

Terms: Remote, part-time. Experience level listed as intermediate. Budget is listed as negotiable — I don't have a number, so treat it as open and quote your own.

Link: https://app.codercops.com/jobs/full-stack-developer-needed-to-build-a-simple-business-web-a

Questions in the comments, I'll answer what I can.

u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 4 days ago

[HIRING] Full-Stack Web3 Engineer — TypeScript/Next.js/EVM — $85-110/hr, Remote, Full-time

Posting on behalf of AntfarmDAO. I run CoderCops, the platform the listing sits on.

The product: A web-based developer reputation platform. It organizes publicly available professional and technical information — project history, development activity, blockchain deployments, wallet activity, and other verified evidence — into structured developer profiles and reputation insights. Under active development, not deployed publicly yet.

The role: Evaluate the current platform, recommend practical improvements, then contribute to new and existing features. Work may cover frontend and backend development, database architecture, API integrations, authentication, blockchain data integration, data processing, performance improvements, testing, and deployment preparation.

Requirements:

  • Strong TypeScript and modern web application development
  • Professional experience with Next.js, React, Node.js and database systems
  • Practical experience integrating blockchain data, wallets, smart contracts, or EVM-compatible networks
  • Familiarity with Web3 libraries, blockchain RPC services, explorers, on-chain data providers
  • REST APIs, third-party integrations, authentication, data-processing workflows
  • Experience with developer activity, professional profiles, portfolio data, or reputation systems
  • Able to work independently, communicate clearly

Terms: Remote, full-time, USD 85 to 110/hr.

Link: https://app.codercops.com/jobs/full-stack-web3-engineer-developer-reputation-system

Happy to answer questions in the comments.

u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 21 days ago

[HIRING] Senior Full Stack Developer (Smart Contracts + Next.js) | Remote | $50-$70/hr | Paid Assessment

Hey everyone! Milepact is looking for a Senior Full Stack Engineer (Solidity + Next.js) to help us build a trust-first freelance marketplace with escrow-backed agreements.

The basic details:

  • Role: Full-time (2-3 months initial contract)
  • Pay: $50 - $70/hr
  • Location: 100% Remote
  • Tech Stack: Solidity, Foundry, TypeScript, Next.js, Tailwind, viem/wagmi.

What you'll be doing: You'll be hardening our early product, specifically focusing on escrow contract logic, local/testnet deployment flows (Foundry), wallet connection/TX UX, and client/freelancer dashboards in Next.js.

Assessment: We hate free work as much as you do. Our technical assessment is a paid test (150 EUR) that takes roughly 6-10 hours, focusing on escrow correctness and a local E2E flow.

How to Apply: You can apply directly through this link: Milepact Job Posting

If you're reaching out, please include your relevant experience, GitHub/portfolio, past smart-contract/payment work, and why you're interested in this problem.

Contact directly: Telegram: u/milepact WhatsApp: +1 (339) 746-4889

u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 28 days ago
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Looking for someone with a large private GitHub repository (Paid)

I'm looking for a developer who owns a private GitHub repository that meets the following requirements:

- 🔒 Private repository

- ✅ At least 500 commits

- ✅ At least 100 pull requests

- ✅ At least 100,000 lines of code

This is a paid collaboration opportunity.

If your repository matches these requirements (or comes close), please send me a DM with:

- A brief description of the project

- Confirmation that it meets the requirements

Happy to share more details privately.

Thanks!

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u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 1 month ago

I build opensource tools. Do you have ideas?

Many tools on the internet are widely used, but they are rarely freely available. I'm an open-source contributor and want to build tools from scratch and make them free for everyone.

Currently creating a list of tools I'll develop over the next few months, making them free and open-source under CODERCOPS.

If you are using any tool and want it to be available for free, do let me know the name of it.

My initial main focus was to build the developers' tools.

If you have a tool idea, then please let me know.

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u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 1 month ago
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[Hiring] Remote SDR / Cold-Calling Executive — part-time, base + uncapped commission per close

CoderCops, a web-development agency (codercops.com) and AI hiring platform through single chat (app.codercops.com), is hiring a part-time remote sales / cold-calling executive.

The gig:

- Outbound calls to warm-ish leads we supply

- Pitch web & software dev services, qualify, and close or book demos

Comp: commission on every closed client + performance bonuses. Flexible, fully remote, part-time.

If you like dialing and closing, apply(App through the link and also fill the Google form. Both are mandatory): https://app.codercops.com/jobs/remote-cold-calling-executive

u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/hiring+1 crossposts

Hiring Gen AI Engineer [hiring]

We're at CODERCOPS, building the AI Engine for the hiring process. We need a Gen AI Engineer who has experience with building autonomous agent loops, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines, and structured semantic layers using Python.

Candidate must have deep understanding of tool-calling, orchestration, context window management, and fallback logic.

Here is the job post link: https://app.codercops.com/jobs/gen-ai-engineer

u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 2 months ago

I was spending 2 hours searching Reddit for SaaS leads — here’s how I cut it down to 30 minutes

Every day, I'd find myself sinking two hours into scouring Reddit for potential leads in my niche. It was like searching for a needle in a haystack, and honestly, it felt more like a chore than a productive use of my time. I knew there had to be a better way.

After some trial and error, I stumbled upon Signal Tracker and decided to give it a shot. I was skeptical at first, but the concept of automating what felt like a never-ending task was too tempting to pass up. Before I knew it, the tool was picking out high-intent conversations for me and even suggesting replies that sounded like they came from me. It was as if someone had handed me a magnifying glass to zero in on the right threads.

Now, I spend just 30 minutes a day on Reddit, but the conversations are way more meaningful. It's not just about saving time; it's about engaging with people who are actually interested in what I offer. If you’re in the same boat and want to cut down on those endless manual searches, you might want to check it out. Here’s the link if you’re curious: Signal Tracker.

u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 3 months ago

How I Cut My OG Image Creation Time from 45 Minutes to 10 Seconds

Spent 45 minutes trying to create OG images for my blog, and it was a real grind. I was getting frustrated, dealing with clunky interfaces and trying to tweak designs just right. I even tried going through a few tutorials and templates, but nothing seemed to fit my needs without spending way too much time tweaking.

Canva and Figma started feeling like overkill for what I needed, and let's not even start on those pesky watermarks that some tools slap on what should be an easy process. I needed something straightforward, without the extra bells and whistles that just bogged me down.

Then I stumbled across this open-source tool called OGCOPS that totally transformed my workflow. It's a simple API with no login required, and best of all, it's open source. I could integrate it directly into my setup, skipping all the hassle I was used to.

Now, instead of spending the better part of an hour, I can knock out OG images in under 10 seconds. It's been a game-changer for my projects. If you're interested in checking it out, there's a GitHub link where you can see how it works for yourself. No hard sell here, just something that genuinely helped me out.

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u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 3 months ago

Built a custom real estate platform for a client for US Doller 1200, was it underpriced?

Just wrapped this one and figured I'd post about it.

The client didn't want a landing page. They wanted to run the whole thing themselves without pinging a developer every time they add a property or fix a typo.

What I ended up building:

  • Property management (add/edit/delete listings, image galleries via ImageKit, drag-and-drop reordering)
  • Blog CMS with a Markdown editor + GFM rendering
  • Lead dashboard with status tracking (new / contacted / qualified / closed)
  • Contact + enquiry forms with spam protection and Zod validation
  • SEO and branding settings panel (meta tags, OG images, auto-generated sitemap)
  • Social and video settings (YouTube embeds, social links)
  • Role-based admin auth with sessions and an owner-promotion script
  • SSG output so the public pages stay fast

Tech stack:

  • Frontend: Vite + React 18 + TypeScript, Tailwind, shadcn/ui (Radix under the hood), TanStack Query, react-hook-form + Zod
  • SSG / SEO: vite-react-ssg, react-helmet-async, dynamic sitemap.xml
  • Backend: Vercel serverless functions (TypeScript)
  • DB: Neon Postgres + Drizzle ORM (with migrations)
  • Auth: better-auth
  • Media: ImageKit (uploads, transforms, CDN)
  • Hosting: Vercel
  • Tests: Vitest + Testing Library

Live: Lucknow Properties (lucknowproperties.company)

Honestly the frontend wasn't the hard part. The admin panel was. The client isn't a developer, so I spent a stupid amount of time on small stuff like confirmation dialogs, empty states, and making sure error messages don't blame them when something goes wrong. That's where most of the time went.

Still figuring out how to price this kind of thing. Would love to hear what people here would've charged.

u/Beginning-Scholar105 — 3 months ago