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I’m looking for a seasoned Three.js developer to create an interactive 3D room configurator that lets end-users drag and drop objects directly into the scene. Alongside the front-end experience, I also need a lightweight backend where I can
• add and remove objects on demand, and
• keep everything neatly organised through Object categorization.

Development of a 3D room configurator, where users can insert doors and windows inside the wall, each 3D object will have variations (size, color, model, etc.) The objects and variations will be managed via a CRUD backend system, while in the front-end the visitor can choose the room and then insert the 3D objects and see the price change in real time, once completed they can send a request for a quote via the contact form.

Here’s the flow I have in mind:
1. The user enters an empty virtual room rendered with Three.js and a simple UI panel.
2. They browse a catalogue (fed from the backend) and drag items—sofas, lamps, décor—straight onto the canvas.
3. As the catalogue evolves, I want to log in, push new models or retire old ones without touching front-end code, then assign each item to clear categories so the panel stays intuitive.

Key expectations
• Clean, modular Three.js code (ES6 modules, OrbitControls, GLTFLoader).
• Backend of your choice—Node/Express + Mongo, Firebase, or similar—as long as it exposes secure REST or GraphQL endpoints for Object addition and removal and Object categorization.
• Clear asset pipeline for GLB/GLTF models.
• Basic admin dashboard or API documentation so I can manage objects myself.
• Well-commented source and a short “getting started” readme for local setup and deployment.

If you’ve shipped similar configurators before, especially with drag-and-drop interactions, I’d love to see a link or demo. Let’s build something smooth, fast, and easy for end-users to personalise their space.

Skills: PHP, JavaScript, CSS, MySQL, jQuery / Prototype, Node.js, Web Development, Three.js

AI-assisted coding is perfectly fine for this project as long as the final result is clean, working WordPress code.

I’m looking for an experienced WordPress developer to build the first version of a global city directory site.

The idea:
- Homepage shows continents, countries and top cities.
- Each city has its own page with multiple sections (zones, agencies, venues, shops, hotels, etc.).
- Every listing can be voted up/down, has a score, and users can submit new listings for review.

This is not just a simple landing page – I need both front-end templates and backend logic.

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Tech Requirements
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- Must be built on WordPress (custom theme or child theme + custom plugin is fine).
- Clean, structured code (PHP + a bit of JS/jQuery).
- Use Custom Post Types and custom fields for data (no hard-coding content into templates).

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Data Model (Core)
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1) Custom Post Type: City
Fields / Meta:
- City name (post title)
- Country
- Overall city score/rank (numeric)
- Legality/status (simple text or select: Green / Amber / Red)
- Hero/banner image

2) Custom Post Type: Listing
- Each listing is attached to exactly one City.
Fields / Meta:
- Name
- Short description
- Thumbnail image
- Section type (zone, directory, classifieds, agency, massage/spa, sauna, club, show/bar, shop, hotel, etc.)
- Area / neighborhood
- Price level (e.g. $, $$, $$$)
- Tags (e.g. “touristy”, “local”, “central”)
- up_votes (integer)
- down_votes (integer)
- Calculated score (float, 1–5)

3) (Optional but ideal) Taxonomies:
- listing_section – to group listings by section type on city pages.
- listing_area – neighborhoods / districts.

I’m open to your preferred implementation as long as the behavior matches.

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Front-End Features
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1) Homepage
- Header with site name on the left and a global world map image with dots on major cities on the right (placeholder image is fine).
- Large search bar:
- Placeholder: “Search a city or country… (e.g., Bangkok, Thailand)”
- Search should primarily look up City posts.
- Row of continent buttons:
- North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Oceania, Africa
- When a continent button is clicked, it expands a panel below showing:
- Countries in that continent.
- Under each country, a list of top cities (e.g., “Bangkok, Thailand”), each linking to its City page.
- Only one continent panel open at a time.
- Under that, a 3×2 grid of continent cards:
- Each card:
- Small image (map/skyline)
- Title (e.g. “Best Nightlife Cities in Asia”)
- Short description line
- Top 5 cities (e.g. “Bangkok, Thailand — Score 4.6 (312 votes)”)
- Chips like: “[ Cities mapped: 70+ ] [ Avg score: 4.0 ]”
- City names link to their City pages.

I will provide example city names and dummy scores; you just need the structure and dynamic support.

2) City Page Template (Single City)
Each city page should use one template and be populated dynamically.

Hero section:
- Wide banner image (hero_image)
- City line: “City, Country”
- Chips row:
- “[ Redlight Rank: X/10 ] [ Legality: Status ] [ Open City Map ▸ ]”
- 1–2 line intro (excerpt or custom field)

Table of Contents bar:
- Anchor links that scroll to sections on the same page, for example:
- Legality & Summary
- Street Zones / Activity Areas
- Directories
- Classified Boards & Forums
- Agencies
- Massage & Spas
- Saunas & Bathhouses
- Clubs (Unisex / Swinger)
- Strip Clubs & Live Shows
- Shops & Stores
- Short-Stay / Hourly Hotels
- Nearby Cities & Hubs

(Exact names can be configurable labels; structurally they are different “sections” showing Listings of certain types.)

Section pattern (repeated for each content section):
For each section (e.g. “Agencies”, “Massage & Spas”, etc.):
- Section title (H2)
- 1–3 sentence explanation (static text or per-city field)
- Button: “[ + Add a listing to this section ]”
- Below that, a list of Listing cards filtered by:
- City = current City
- Section type (or taxonomy term) = this section

Listing card layout (same everywhere):
- Thumbnail image on the left
- On the right:
- Name / title
- One-line description
- Tag row (e.g. “[ Price: $$ ] [ Area: Sukhumvit ] [ Type: Spa ]”)
- Score & voting line:
- “Score 4.2 (175 votes) [ thumb up ] [ thumb down ] Report / Suggest update”

Section ordering:
- Listings inside each section should be sorted by Score DESC (highest-rated at top).

Special case:
- The first section “Street Zones / Activity Areas” should also show a wide city map/heatmap image above the listing cards.

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Voting Logic (thumb up / thumb down)
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For each Listing:
- Two clickable icons/buttons: thumb up and thumb down.
- On click:
- Update up_votes or down_votes in the database (on that Listing).
- Recalculate score using a simple formula, for example:
score = round((up_votes / (up_votes + down_votes)) * 5, 1)
- Display: “Score X.X (N votes)” where N = up_votes + down_votes.

Basic anti-abuse:
- At minimum, prevent the same browser from repeatedly voting on the same listing:
- Use a cookie or simple IP-based check so each user can only vote once per listing (per browser/IP).
- It does not need to be bulletproof, just basic protection.

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Rankings
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- City pages: each section’s Listings ordered by score DESC.
- Homepage continent cards: top 5 cities per continent based on a field like city_overall_score or similar (stored on City post and used for sorting).
- Expanded continent panels: under each country, show top cities sorted by that same city score.

(For phase 1, I am fine if the city overall scores are stored manually as fields, as long as the ordering works.)

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“Add a Listing” Submission Flow
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For each section on a city page:
- Button: “[ + Add a listing to this section ]”
- Clicking opens a form (modal or separate page):
- City (auto-filled from current city)
- Section type (auto-filled based on which section button was clicked)
- Name
- Short description
- Area / neighborhood
- Optional website URL

On submit:
- Create a new Listing post in WordPress with status = pending/draft.
- I (admin) can see it in the WP dashboard, edit it, and publish it.
- No need for user accounts at this stage.

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Search
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- Main search bar on the homepage:
- Should primarily search City posts by name and country.
- If possible, show an autocomplete or a simple list of matching cities.

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Deliverables
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- Fully set up WordPress site with:
- Custom Post Types (City + Listing)
- Required taxonomies / meta fields
- Homepage template with:
- Header + map image area
- Search bar + continent buttons + continent expand panel
- 3×2 continent cards pulling city data (top 5 per card)
- Single City template including all sections and dynamic listing cards
- Working voting system (thumb up / thumb down) with scores stored in DB
- Listing submission flow: form → pending Listing
- Basic styling and layout (does not need to be fancy, just clean and responsive)
- I will handle real content entry later (cities, listings, images, etc.) once the structure and logic work.

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When You Bid
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Please confirm:
1) That you are comfortable creating custom post types, post meta, and basic voting logic in WordPress.
2) Rough estimate of time and fixed price for this full scope.
3) Links to any previous directory / rating / voting style projects you have done in WordPress.

Skills: PHP, JavaScript, WordPress, CSS, MySQL, HTML, Backend Development, Frontend Development, jQuery, Database Management

Seeking a skilled WordPress developer to rebuild or integrate an existing website into WordPress, ensuring it is mobile-friendly and has private access features. The site should be consistent with the Breathox brand and include a private document section. Secure access and easy future editing are essential.

I’m replacing Razorpay with PayU on my existing Laravel-based service-booking platform. You’ll receive full sandbox and production credentials along with the current Razorpay controller, routes, JS, and blade views so you can see exactly how things work today and mirror that experience.

Scope of work
• Build a clean, modular PayU implementation that plugs into the same pricing logic, order tables, and user flows already in place.
• Handle signature generation, secure server-side verification, and all success, failure, and cancel callbacks.
• Update the order/service records on every payment status change.
• Surface clear, concise messages to users when a payment succeeds, fails, or is cancelled.
• Demonstrate flawless transactions in the sandbox first, then flip the switch to live.

I’ll supply any project documentation or coding-style guidelines you need, so just follow them and keep your code organised enough that a future gateway swap will be painless. A short README covering setup, environment variables, and deployment steps for staging and production will round things off.

Show me a working demo link or a short screen-share once the sandbox flow is solid, and we can move straight to production credentials.

Skills: PHP, MySQL, HTML, Laravel, Web Development, Payment Gateway Integration, Backend Development, API Integration

We are seeking someone to update our vBulletin forum from version 4.2 to the latest version and modernize our current theme. We have tried migrating the forum ourselves but whatever we try, the slavic characters on the forum become unreadable so some database charset modifications/conversion might be needed.

I'm looking for an experienced Codeigniter PHP developer who has experience with Codeigniter and SQL websites. The payment will be USD$4 per completed task paid after each task completion. Tasks will be provided on a sporadic basis as they become available.

I’m building a digital learning ecosystem of apps.
I need a skilled full-stack developer to handle the technical setup — installing frameworks like React Native, connecting Firebase, and preparing a clean structure so my future developers can build on it easily.

The goal is to get everything ready for development — frameworks, folder structure, and deployment setup.
I’ll provide all design files from Figma.

I’m looking for someone reliable who can work closely with me and understand the long-term vision of the project.

My Laravel-based PHP site currently takes service payments through Razorpay; I now need that gateway swapped out for PayU. All existing pricing logic, order tables, and user flows must stay as they are—only the payment processor is changing.

What I’ll hand over to you:
• PayU sandbox and production credentials
• Current Razorpay controller, routes, and JS that drive the checkout pop-up

What I expect back:
• Clean PayU integration that mirrors the present Razorpay experience (popup or redirect flow, whichever you recommend)
• Proper signature generation, success/failure/cancel callbacks, and secure server-side verification
• Order/service record updates on payment status change
• Clear error handling and user messages
• Successful transactions demonstrated first in sandbox, then live

Please keep the code modular so future gateway changes are painless and add concise setup notes so I can redeploy on staging or production without hand-holding.

Skills: PHP, Software Architecture, MySQL, Laravel, Web Development, Payment Gateway Integration, Backend Development, API Integration

We are seeking an experienced Cybersecurity Auditor or Application Security Consultant to conduct a comprehensive vulnerability assessment and, if needed, a light penetration test for our SaaS platform.

Our system is built using AWS, Node.js, Next.js, MySQL, and Stripe Connect. We recently experienced developer turnover, and we want to confirm that all systems, credentials, and configurations are secure and that no vulnerabilities or unauthorized access remain.

The ideal candidate will have a proven background in cloud-based application security, ethical hacking, and vulnerability remediation for SaaS or marketplace-style platforms.

We’re looking for an experienced ESPOCRM developer to implement a custom module that introduces hierarchical relationships between Developers, Projects, Teams, and Users — with cascading dropdowns for Lead assignment.

This CRM will be for a real estate brokerage company that will work with all the developers and their agents.

Project Requirements
Data Relationships

Developer – Project

Each Developer can have many Projects.

Each Project belongs to one Developer.

Project – Team

Each Project can have many Teams.

Each Team can belong to Multiple projects of the same developer.

Team – User

Each Team can have many Users.

Each User belongs to one Team.

Lead Module Customization

When creating or editing a Lead, the user should be able to allocate it through cascading dropdowns:

Select a Project
→ Only Projects under the chosen Developer appear.

Select a Team
→ Only Teams under the selected Project appear.

Select a User
→ Only Users under the selected Team appear.

These dropdowns should dynamically filter their available options based on the preceding selection, ensuring consistent and valid Lead assignments.

Technical Requirements

Proven experience customizing ESPOCRM entities, relationships, and layouts.

Strong understanding of Entity Manager, relationship types, and dynamic logic hooks.

Proficiency in PHP, JavaScript, and Backbone.js (ESPOCRM front-end).

Experience with role-based access control and record-level permissions.

Bonus: Prior work implementing dependent dropdowns or multi-level relationship logic in ESPOCRM.

Deliverables

Configured relationship structure (Developer → Project → Team → User).

Functional cascading dropdowns in the Lead form.

Fully tested deployment on the target ESPOCRM instance.

Documentation of customization steps and codebase modifications.

Note: Only those who are experts in ESPOCRM customisation should apply. We do not want someone who will do trial and error.

Seeking an experienced PHP developer to implement a dual-inventory system for a WooCommerce site. The task involves creating custom stock fields and using WooCommerce hooks to manage inventory based on shipping country. The work must be done on a staging site and migrated to live after successful testing.

I need a Java Spring Boot developer to build a small REST API that connects to a MySQL database. The work includes creating a few endpoints, writing business logic, and saving or reading data from the database using JPA/Hibernate. The API should have proper error handling, input validation, and secure login with JWT or OAuth2.0. You should know how to write clean and easy-to-read code and include comments or short documentation. Basic testing with JUnit is also needed. If you have experience using Docker, Git, or CI/CD, that’s a plus. The final result should be a working backend that can be tested easily with Postman.

Add into report a column for get control ID paymente and Banks they payed

Our n8n workflow started failing/acting unexpectedly (e.g., webhook → HTTP Request → IF). Need an n8n specialist to diagnose and resolve quickly.

Scope:

Identify root cause and apply a clean fix

Add a simple guard (retry/dup-check or validation)

Provide brief notes and export of updated workflow

Tech:
n8n (cloud or self-hosted), REST/Webhooks, JS Function nodes, OAuth/API keys

Must-have:
Proven n8n debugging experience (share 1–2 quick examples)

I need a clear, reproducible workflow that lets GitHub Copilot sit seamlessly inside Databricks notebooks and VS Code so we can automate code generation and analysis across our data platform. The focus is on day-to-day tasks: writing and debugging Python/PySpark, generating robust SQL, and transforming data with PySpark, generate testscripts based on requirements, ‑ exactly where Copilot will save us the most time.

Our team is comfortable with Python, PySpark, SQL and Git and already works in Databricks at an intermediate level, but we’ve never wired Copilot into this environment. I’m looking for someone who can:

• Configure Copilot for both VS Code and the Databricks notebook experience while keeping Git history clean.
• Demonstrate automated code suggestions, inline debugging help, and SQL generation inside an active Databricks cluster.
• Provide a lightweight CI/CD hook (GitHub Actions is fine) to validate Copilot-generated code before merge.
• Deliver concise documentation plus a live walk-through so the team can replicate the setup on their own workspaces.

Acceptance is straightforward: I will spin up a fresh workspace, follow your guide, and expect Copilot to suggest, debug, and transform code in the notebook exactly as shown in your demo. If it works end-to-end, the job is done.

Skills: Java, Python, SQL, Software Architecture, MySQL, Git, PySpark, CI/CD

I need a dashboard tracker for monitoring the fulfillment rate across 4 regions. The data will be input via CSV uploads on a weekly basis.

Key Requirements:
- Track fulfillment rate data
- Support CSV uploads for data input
- Update dashboard on a weekly basis

Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in dashboard creation tools
- Experience with CSV data integration
- Ability to automate updates from CSV uploads

Skills: PHP, Excel, Software Architecture, MySQL, Data Visualization, Data Analysis, Data Integration, Automation