I will develop a high performance go backend and rest API


About this gig
I develop clean, fast, and reliable backend systems and REST API using Go. I focus on building maintainable, high-performance services with structured database layers and containerization, without unnecessary complexity.
Services Offered:
- High-Performance REST API Development
- Database Integration & Schema Migrations
- Authentication & Authorization Setup (JWT)
- Redis Caching & Session Management
- Docker & Docker Compose Containerization
What I Build:
- REST API for Web & Mobile App
- Backend Services for SaaS Platforms
- Modular Business Logic & Custom Middleware
- Database-Driven CRUD Systems
Why Choose Me:
- Modern Stack: Go (Fiber, Gin, Echo), PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker.
- High Performance: Low memory footprint, fast execution, and concurrency.
- Clean Code: Idiomatic Go, clear error handling, and clean architecture.
- Ready to Run: Docker and Compose setup included with every project.
What I Need:
- Clear list of required endpoints and business logic.
- Database schema requirements or data models (if you have them).
- Any existing documentation or Postman collections.
Note: Every project has unique requirements. Please message me before ordering to discuss scope, endpoints, and timeline.
Get to know Arthur
Full Stack React and Golang Developer
- FromUkraine
- Member sinceOct 2026
Languages
English, Russian, Ukrainian
FAQ
Do you work on or fix existing codebases?
No, this gig is strictly for building backend services from scratch. I do not refactor, debug, or add features to existing apps.
What do you need from me to start the project?
I need a description of your project, the required API endpoints, and any database requirements you have. If you have API specifications, mockups, or technical requirements, please attach them as well.
Does every project include Docker?
Yes. Every delivery comes with Docker and Docker Compose configured, so you can run the service and database locally or on your server.
Are database migrations included?
Yes. Every project includes structured migrations, so your database schema and tables are versioned and ready to run.
