ASP.NET MVC Web Application

Requirements: I am looking for an experienced web application developer for 10 - 20 hours per week for 10 - 20 weeks. This work is ideal for a developer employed full time elsewhere as an ASP.NET web developer and engaged in the kind of work described below. This project can provide some extra cash working evenings and weekends. Working in Visual Studio and TFS, the developer must be able to do the following: * Use Entity Framework (EF) Code First with Migrations to produce an SQL Server database. * Use EF fluent API to alter the default mapping behavior. * Write tests that recreate the database, add test data, and conduct simple CRUD operations. * Use Visual Studio (connected to Team Foundation Service) to: * * Deploy a web application to Windows Azure Services and other production or testing environments. * Deploy a database to Windows Azure and other environments. * Setup a continuous integration system including automated testing of both C# and JavaScript. * Use the Scrum workflow template to plan and assign features and tasks. * Check code into source control after each coding session. * Associate each code check-in with a TFS work item. Add comments at each check-in to describe changes. * Create a Single Page Application (SPA) using Durandal, Knockout, Breeze, and RequireJS JavaScript libraries. These are the basis of the HotTowel template available as a NuGet package and described at: [login to view URL] * Create a custom KnockoutJS binding. * Write well formatted and clear (self documenting) code. * Create Mocks and Stubs using NSubstitute or some other framework. * Use qUnit (or some other framework) to test JavaScript code and perform automated testing. * Conduct pair programming using a remote desktop service such as ScreenHero. * Create mock-ups and wire frame diagrams. * Speak English very well. The developer will need to work closely with the application owner and conduct remote pair programming. All the requirements listed above will be tested during the first engagement, so please no bids if there is likely to be any difficulty with these tasks. More work will probably be available if the application is successfully implemented.