My Tech Stack 2025 – Laravel, Shopware & Nuxt.js

Why a tech stack?

The digital world evolves constantly — frameworks, tools and systems change fast.
To deliver quality and future‑proofing in client projects, I regularly review my tech stack.
Here’s the 2025 setup I rely on.

Frameworks: Laravel, Vue.js & Nuxt.js

For backends, Laravel is my first choice. It offers:

• clean architecture
• powerful features like queues and events
• a large community

In the frontend I use Vue.js and Nuxt.js.
Nuxt enables SEO‑optimised websites that can run as SPA, SSR or SSG — crucial for headless e‑commerce projects.

CMS & E‑commerce: Shopware & WordPress

• Shopware is my standard for online shops: API‑first, modular, scalable — ideal for mid‑sized to large projects that aim to grow professionally.
• WordPress I use for classic websites and content projects — also as a headless CMS combined with Nuxt.

Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL & Firebird

For relational data I focus on PostgreSQL in 2025: stable, fast and modern (e.g. JSONB).
MySQL remains relevant for Shopware and WordPress.
Firebird matters in migration projects and legacy ERPs.

Tooling & infrastructure: Docker, Git & servers

• Docker for standardised dev and production environments.
• Git plus GitHub workflows for clean project management and CI/CD.
• Server management with Linux, Nginx, monitoring and automated backups.

Why this stack?

1. Stability & future‑proofing — strong communities behind each tech.
2. Flexibility — from small sites to complex e‑commerce systems.
3. Performance & automation — fast code, optimised deployments, fewer manual steps.