PHP that stays enjoyable. Laravel gives you an ORM, templating, queues, and a CLI without the usual boilerplate. Web apps, APIs, and admin backends ship faster because the boring parts are already solved.
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Eloquent for the database, Blade for views, middleware for HTTP. Routing and validation are built in. Less time wiring plumbing, more time on what makes the product different.
Nova for admin panels, Forge and Vapor for deployment, Horizon for queues. The framework has a first-party answer for a lot of “how do we…?” questions. Add-ons feel native, not bolted on.
Conventions are clear. New developers read the code and get it. Upgrades and refactors stay manageable because the structure is predictable. PHP without the spaghetti.
Discovery, design, build, deploy, support. One path from concept to something live and in good shape.
Web apps, REST and GraphQL APIs, and internal tools on Laravel. New builds or bringing an old PHP app up to date: clear structure, tests where they matter, and deployments that repeat. No surprises.
Models, relationships, and queries that read like English. No raw SQL unless you want it. Migrations keep the schema in code. The database layer stays predictable and testable.
Views with inheritance, components, and minimal fuss. Logic stays in the app; Blade handles layout and loops. Fast to write and easy for front-end and back-end to work on together.
Background jobs and cron-style tasks without a separate system. Queue drivers for Redis, database, or external services. Schedule commands in code. Async and scheduled work fit the same app.
Generate code, run migrations, clear caches, and custom commands from the terminal. Boilerplate and repetitive tasks shrink. The same CLI in dev and prod keeps workflows consistent.
HTTP pipeline and request validation are first-class. Auth, CORS, throttling, and form rules live in one place. Less “where did that check happen?” and more predictable behaviour.
PHP Unit and Laravel’s testing helpers are part of the stack. Docs are thorough and the community is large. Finding an answer or writing a test rarely feels like a dead end.
Full-stack Laravel apps: auth, roles, and business logic with Eloquent and Blade. Structure that holds up as features grow.
API backends with Laravel’s routing, validation, and auth. Resource controllers and optional GraphQL. Clean endpoints that frontends and partners can rely on.
Internal tools and CRUD on Laravel. Nova when you want a ready-made admin; custom when you need a perfect fit. Same app, same auth, same data.
Third-party APIs, webhooks, and background jobs. Queues and scheduling so heavy work doesn’t block the request. Logic in jobs and services, not in the route file.
Stores and recurring billing on Laravel. Cart, checkout, and payments with packages that plug in cleanly. Customise where it matters; lean on the ecosystem for the rest.
Caching, query tuning, and deployment with Forge or Vapor. So Laravel apps run fast and ship the same way every time.
From your idea to a live product: understand, plan, build, ship, then support.
Goals, users, and constraints clear so the approach fits from the start.
Architecture, timeline, and feature set agreed so scope is fixed.
Sprint-based development with reviews, tests, and staging. Laravel’s structure keeps the work organised.
Hosting and CI/CD in place so the product goes live and stays up.
Docs, handover, and optional maintenance or new features.
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