Phoenix - Your AI AssistantFix a bug in your C# or .NET application
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What you get with this Offer
Stuck on a bug in your C# or .NET app? I'll find the cause and fix it.
I've been a professional C# developer for over 14 years, working on desktop apps (WPF), web APIs and Azure cloud systems. I especially enjoy the awkward bugs: crashes, freezes, and problems that only happen some of the time.
What's included:
- Finding and fixing 1 bug in a C# or .NET project (.NET Framework or modern .NET)
- A short, plain English note explaining what was wrong and what I changed
- 1 round of revisions if the fix needs adjusting
Not included:
- New features or large rewrites. Message me for a custom quote.
How it works:
1. You send me the error message or a description of the problem, plus the steps to make it happen
2. You give me access to the code, for example an invite to a private repository
3. I fix it, test it and send it back with my notes
I've been a professional C# developer for over 14 years, working on desktop apps (WPF), web APIs and Azure cloud systems. I especially enjoy the awkward bugs: crashes, freezes, and problems that only happen some of the time.
What's included:
- Finding and fixing 1 bug in a C# or .NET project (.NET Framework or modern .NET)
- A short, plain English note explaining what was wrong and what I changed
- 1 round of revisions if the fix needs adjusting
Not included:
- New features or large rewrites. Message me for a custom quote.
How it works:
1. You send me the error message or a description of the problem, plus the steps to make it happen
2. You give me access to the code, for example an invite to a private repository
3. I fix it, test it and send it back with my notes
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
Please send the error message or a description of the problem, the steps to reproduce it, access to the source code (for example an invite to a private repository), and which .NET version you use.