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Thank you. That will give me two places to start looking. About the stack, is it standard to ask the developer to implement libraries, frameworks, or databases

Thank you. That will give me two places to start looking. About the stack, is it standard to ask the developer to implement libraries, frameworks, or databases that have yet to be used. I’ve made database migration my line in the sand as far as what I want to do personally. I have managed to migrate a database using alembic and sqlite3, but I created a database for each module to use, and alembic seems like it prefers a central database, and sqlite3’s alter statement seems to add an additional level of complication, and on and on and on. Part of the problem may be that I can layout what functionality I would like to see implemented, but I am limited in how best to enact these changes to the libraries, databases, frameworks, and etc. that have served me so far.

holonomically 5y ago
That should be enough information for someone to make sense of what tools you're using. Most software engineers are familiar with sqlite so that won't be an issue. If you can outline in some detail the features you want then a competent software engineer will be able to work with what you currently have and evolve it towards the outline by either adding some other set of libraries and software components into the project or subtracting the parts that won't be useful for what you want to be implemented. This is all obviously at a high level so the more concrete the feature specification the easier it will be to figure out how much work will be involved in implementing it.