Description
What this service covers
How easily your product can change later depends on the server code you write today. Our team writes a service built for the long run: tidy resource controllers, validation on every request, migrations that run cleanly on an empty database, background queues for slow tasks, and tests wherever they add real value. Every endpoint is written up in an API specification that tools can read, and the service runs on the relational database of your choice, so app developers always know exactly what a payload looks like.
What you receive
- Up to 30 documented REST endpoints served by one server application
- Token authentication with roles and a permission check on each action
- Database structure, migration files and sample seed records for local development
- Background and scheduled jobs for emails, exports and other slow tasks
- API specification that tools can read, plus an interactive console to browse it
- Automated tests covering login, validation and the key business flows
- Deployment instructions and a full list of environment variables
The work in 4 stages
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Stage 1: Contract first
We model the business domain, settle the endpoint list and draft the API contract ahead of any code.
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Stage 2: Slice-by-slice build
Each feature is built end to end with its tests written alongside.
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Stage 3: Parallel integration
App developers on your side integrate with the staging server while we finish the remaining pieces.
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Stage 4: Hardening
We check load, review error handling and rehearse the deployment.
Who it suits, and what we need from you
Ideal for
- Mobile apps that have outgrown a spreadsheet posing as a backend
- Teams replacing an old server codebase that everyone avoids touching
- Products planning a second client app in the near future
What we need from you
- A data model, or one hour with the person who knows the business rules
- A chosen host and database engine, or a request for our advice
- Representative sample records, the awkward edge cases among them
You share these through the brief on your order page after checkout.
What changes for your team
- An agreed contract that lets client work start immediately
- Test coverage that lets the next developer make changes with confidence
- Slow work happens in background jobs, not while a request waits
Questions about this service
Which server framework do you use?
Do you version the API?
Can you run the hosting as well?
This is a remote service: nothing is shipped physically, and the work is delivered into systems you control. See delivery and handover and refunds and cancellation for the full terms.
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