Flask Jobs

I’m building a new solution whose entire code-base is written in Python, and I’d like an experienced developer to help me take it from concept to a clean, working release. The exact feature set is still flexible, but it will draw on core areas of programming, database design, networking concepts and general system development, so a broad understanding of these disciplines will be valuable. Here’s what I need from you: • Translate the high-level requirements I provide into clear, efficient Python modules. • Advise on and implement an appropriate tech stack—whether that means a lightweight Flask or FastAPI service, a Django web app, a data-driven script, or something else that fits the goals best. • Design or refine database schemas and integrat...

I am looking for an experienced Python developer to build a trading analysis tool for synthetic indices (such as volatility indices). The tool will help analyze market data, test strategies, and provide a live dashboard for monitoring Requirements Data Collection Connect to a trading platform API (example: Deriv or similar). Collect and store historical price data. Ability to update data automatically. Market Analysis Engine The tool should: Analyze price movements. Detect patterns or indicators. Allow custom strategy rules. Backtesting System Test strategies using historical data. Show results such as: Win rate Profit/loss Drawdown Number of trades Live Analysis Run the strategy on live data. Generate signals or alerts when conditions are met. Dashboard A simple web da...

I’m ready to move my product idea from concept to a working backend and need an experienced Python developer to build a clean, well-documented RESTful API. The service will power a web and mobile interface, so stability, speed, and clear versioning matter. You’ll take charge of: • Designing the endpoint structure and data models • Implementing the API in Python (Flask, FastAPI or Django REST Framework—use the stack you’re fastest with) • Writing concise unit tests and inline docstrings • Adding basic authentication and error-handling middleware • Supplying a README with setup instructions and sample requests Must know MySQL Acceptance criteria: the project spins up locally in one command, all tests pass, and the sample calls retu...

I’m building an MVP that inspects coal quality from both photos and short videos. The system must return a simple breakdown—e.g., “Coal 75 % / Stone 25 %”—and lay the groundwork for optional size-distribution analysis in later releases. What you’ll have to work with • A batch of truck-loading videos and corresponding lab quality reports. Phased scope Phase 1 – Extract still frames from the supplied videos and organise them into a clean, labelled image set. Phase 2 – Train a computer-vision model (YOLO or a comparable CNN in Python) able to distinguish coal from stone. Baseline accuracy is sufficient for now; we can iterate later. Both real-time and batch inference modes should be supported. Phase 3 – Wrap the model in...

I’m looking to start a Python-based project purely for Personal use and I’m intentionally keeping the brief open so creative developers can pitch ideas that excite both of us. Whether it’s a handy automation script, a data-driven dashboard, a lightweight Flask or Django web app, a web-scraping utility, or even a small game, I’m happy to explore any direction—as long as it showcases clean, well-documented Python code. Because I do not have a strict deadline (No time limit), I prefer quality over speed. Take the time to think through the concept, architecture, and tech stack; then send me a Detailed project proposal that explains: • The core idea and its personal value • Key Python libraries or frameworks you plan to use (e.g., Pandas, Selenium, Fa...

I need an internal tool that streamlines how our engineers create, debug, validate, and analyse test programs running on Automated Test Equipment (ATE). Today the workflow jumps between scripts, spreadsheets, and ad-hoc notes; the new application should bring everything into one place and let us move from first code draft to signed-off validation far faster. Core functions I want to see working together: • Powerful debugging utilities that plug directly into our existing Python test scripts, pause execution, inspect variables, and store snapshots for later review. • Data analysis and reporting that turns raw ATE logs into clear plots, KPIs, and exportable PDF/CSV packs automatically after each run. • A validation checklist engine so every release of a test program is ...

I am building a web-based gambling bot and need the full solution coded in Python. The finished product has to support five separate game modes. Three of them are set in stone—Blackjack, Mines, and Towers—while the remaining two can be agreed on together once development starts so that the overall experience feels coherent. Core expectations • A clean Python code-base (FastAPI or Flask is fine) exposed through a REST or WebSocket API so the front-end can call every game action in real time. • Provably fair game logic for each mode, with seed reveal and verification endpoints. • Secure RNG and solid input validation to prevent exploits or edge-case crashes. • Lightweight web interface (React, Vue, or plain HTML/CSS/JS—whichever you are fastest ...

Project Description: This project is a responsive image slider created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The slider allows users to navigate through multiple images using Previous and Next buttons. It is designed as a simple front-end component that can be used in websites such as portfolios, galleries, or product showcases. Features: Smooth image transition using JavaScript Previous and Next navigation buttons Displays images from a local project folder Shows a message “END” after the last slide Clean and simple user interface Technologies Used: HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript Project Purpose: This project demonstrates basic front-end development skills including DOM manipulation, event handling, and layout design. It is suitable for beginners learning web development and can ...

I already have a functioning Python script that calculates Basal Metabolic Rate and daily calorie needs using the standard Mifflin-St Jeor equations and the usual activity multipliers. Now I want that logic wrapped in a clean, responsive web interface. The interface must be web-based, not command-line. A simple page with form fields (age, weight, height, gender and, if you prefer, an activity-level dropdown) is all I need for this first version. When the user hits Submit, the page should display: • their BMR in kcal/day • calorie targets for each activity level (sedentary, lightly active, moderately active, very active, extra active) Feel free to use Flask, Django or FastAPI for the backend; plain HTML/CSS or a lightweight framework like Bootstrap will work for the front end...

I’m building a simple prototype for an AI-powered math learning tool called Cognify. The goal is a small web app where students paste a calculus question and receive a conceptual explanation generated by an AI API. Interface: • ChatGPT-style interface • Dark theme • Minimal full-screen chat layout • Collapsible sidebar for chat history • Math equations rendered using KaTeX or MathJax Functionality: • User types a math question • Backend sends the question to Gemini 2.0 Flash API • AI returns a conceptual explanation (not just the final answer) • Response appears in the chat interface with proper math rendering Tech stack: Frontend: React Backend: Python Flask or Node.js (developer’s choice) AI API: Gemini 2.0 Flash Deliverables:...

The goal is to build a lightweight yet reliable tool that measures and compares the delivery latency of live football data coming from four feeds: betradar, runningball, genius, and IMG. I need a unified service that pings those endpoints in real-time, time-stamps every update, and highlights any delay between them. Core workflow • Open a WebSocket or polling connection to each feed. • Record the exact arrival time of every odds or event message (sub-second precision). • Store raw packets and timing metadata in a fast store (Redis, InfluxDB, or similar—open to your suggestion). • Present latency gaps on a simple dashboard: table view, sortable columns, and a live chart that auto-refreshes. • Trigger an alert (Slack or email) whenever any...