About the service
I develop lightweight asynchronous backends on Ktor — a framework from JetBrains, created for Kotlin from scratch. If you need a modern server that remains fast under load, takes minimum resources, and reads after six months as clearly as on release day — this is exactly what I do every day. Asynchrony is built into the foundation through coroutines, not tacked on the side, so request processing does not block an extra thread, and the application scales calmly instead of choking on traffic peaks.
A typical project includes a neat REST API, real-time channels over WebSocket where needed, authentication and authorization through the Ktor plugin pipeline, and a clear separation of routing, business logic, and data work. I set up validation, JSON format agreement, structured logging, error handling with predictable responses, and configuration that safely differs between the local environment, staging, and production. Ktor deliberately imposes nothing, so I assemble only the parts that your product really needs — the code remains honest, and the dependency list is short.
After the first release, I pay attention to what the backend depends on when it meets real users: database connection pool, graceful shutdown, health checks, sensible timeouts, and tests that run in CI so regressions are caught before deployment. I document how modules are connected and hand over a project that your team can develop without me. Whether you are launching a new service, replacing a slow outdated API, or adding a Kotlin backend to a mobile application — I will bring it from an empty repository to a working, observable server.
— REST and WebSocket API on coroutines
— Authentication, validation, and JSON work
— Database access, migrations, and connection pool
— Tests, CI configuration, and deployment-ready setup
A typical project includes a neat REST API, real-time channels over WebSocket where needed, authentication and authorization through the Ktor plugin pipeline, and a clear separation of routing, business logic, and data work. I set up validation, JSON format agreement, structured logging, error handling with predictable responses, and configuration that safely differs between the local environment, staging, and production. Ktor deliberately imposes nothing, so I assemble only the parts that your product really needs — the code remains honest, and the dependency list is short.
After the first release, I pay attention to what the backend depends on when it meets real users: database connection pool, graceful shutdown, health checks, sensible timeouts, and tests that run in CI so regressions are caught before deployment. I document how modules are connected and hand over a project that your team can develop without me. Whether you are launching a new service, replacing a slow outdated API, or adding a Kotlin backend to a mobile application — I will bring it from an empty repository to a working, observable server.
— REST and WebSocket API on coroutines
— Authentication, validation, and JSON work
— Database access, migrations, and connection pool
— Tests, CI configuration, and deployment-ready setup
