持续集成 Jobs

IMPORTANT: Read carefully. I am the project owner, not a programmer. I do not come from a software engineering background. This system was originally built by a trusted developer/friend of mine, but he is now unavailable for several months due to military service. Even though I am not a programmer, I can still understand technical workflows, system structure, testing logic, and development discussions with the help of modern AI tools. So I am not looking for vague talk or generic offers. I need someone who can inspect a real codebase, explain things clearly, take ownership, and deliver real measurable improvements. I am not looking for a blind rebuild. This is not a fresh project from scratch. My goal is not to reinvent the system, switch languages blindly, or rebuild for no reason. My...

I’m ready to move manual checks over to a fully automated suite built with Python + Playwright, executed through Pytest. The core goal is a clean, maintainable framework that runs reliably in Chrome and can be expanded as our coverage grows. Here’s where I need your expertise: • Framework set-up – project structure, Pytest fixtures, Playwright configuration, sensible logging and reporting. • Test scripting – translating the current user flows into readable, data-driven tests, then parameterising them so new scenarios are easy to drop in. • Stability tuning – smart waits, retry logic, parallel execution, headless and headed modes, so the suite behaves the same on any machine or CI runner. • Knowledge transfer – concise comments...

I have a collection of mature Windows automation scripts written in PowerShell and I want every bit of that logic rewritten in clean, production-ready C#. The end result should be a head-less Windows service/agent—no GUI—capable of handling all existing task-scheduling duties without requiring user interaction once installed. What you’ll be touching: • Windows internals: services, scheduled tasks, processes, file system, event logs • Registry read/write with safe rollback logic • WMI and other system-management APIs for device and OS-level operations • Packaging and deployment strategies that avoid common antivirus false positives; signed binaries are strongly preferred Scope of work 1. Analyse the current automation scripts and design an equiv...

I already have a cross-platform codebase in place, but it is still in a rough “skeleton” state. I need an experienced mobile developer to take that foundation, tidy up the architecture, and turn it into a production-ready application for both iOS and Android. The core work involves: • Implementing robust user authentication • Wiring up push notifications (remote and in-app handling) • Enabling in-app purchases that comply with Apple and Google guidelines • Dropping in the design assets I will supply (all screens, icons, and splash art are ready) Once the feature set is stable, I will also need you to configure release builds, prepare store-ready packages, and supply concise build/deployment notes so I can reproduce the process in future updates. Cle...

I am maintaining a long-running C/C++ codebase and need an extra set of skilled hands to keep the momentum going. The work ranges from adding new features and refactoring legacy modules to tracking down elusive bugs and improving overall performance. You should be comfortable navigating large projects, working with modern build tools (CMake, GCC/Clang, or MSVC depending on the branch), and collaborating through Git. Clear, well-documented commits are essential—every change goes through code review and integrates with our existing CI pipeline. If you can jump into unfamiliar sections of code, propose clean solutions, and communicate progress regularly, you’ll fit right in. Let me know your availability and a brief example of a similar project you’ve supported so we c...

I’m building a fully automated publishing pipeline that turns raw manuscript files into polished, publication-ready books. The system must ingest HTML, Markdown, and plain TXT, detect any structural metadata already present, then export perfectly styled EPUB by default, with optional DOCX and press-quality PDF versions generated in the same run. Advanced styling is essential: the converter should apply layout templates that control typography, front-matter placement, page geometry, and embedded media rules. I need the flexibility to swap or extend these templates later without rewriting the core pipeline, so clean separation between content conversion and styling logic is critical. I’m open to the tooling you prefer—Pandoc, Calibre, PrinceXML, custom Python or Node ...

I want to bring Medi Sync to life as a cloud-based healthcare application that lets patients, clinicians, and administrative teams interact through one secure hub. The initial vision combines three pillars—electronic records, appointment management, and real-time consultations—yet the build has to stay modular so new clinical or billing features can snap in without a rewrite. Here is how I picture the work unfolding: • Discovery & Compliance A short workshop to lock down user stories, data flows, and regional regulations (HIPAA/GDPR). I need your guidance on best-practice encryption, audit logging, and role-based access. • Architecture & Prototyping A concise technical architecture (language, framework, database, hosting choice) plus clickable Figma...

I need help cleaning up our GitLab pipelines. Right now we launch new pipelines through the “Run pipeline” screen and fill in several runtime variables every time. I only want a selected subset of those variables to live there; the rest should sit permanently in the project-level CI/CD settings so the pipeline can trigger hands-free. Here’s what I’d like you to do: • Audit the existing runtime variables shown on the new-pipeline page and confirm with me which ones must stay interactive and which can be fixed in the settings. • Add the agreed-upon variables to Settings → CI/CD → Variables, choosing the right scope (environment-specific or protected as required). • Refactor . so it reads the new variables correctly and no longer prompts...