Laravel

Laravel is my go‑to PHP framework when a backend needs to be structured, secure and maintainable over time. Combined with modern frontends like Nuxt/Vue it becomes a strong foundation for platforms, APIs and automations that stay understandable as the product grows.

Where Laravel fits best

Typical scenarios include API backends for web apps and headless frontends, integrations between shops, ERPs and third‑party services, and background processing via queues and jobs. Laravel is also a great choice for multi‑tenant setups and internal tools because auth, roles and policies can be modelled cleanly.

Architecture that scales with the product

I focus on clear domain models, modular structures and reusable services. API versioning, validation, events and transparent error handling help keep integrations stable. For observability I combine structured logs with tools like Horizon/Telescope and monitoring so issues surface early.

Performance, security and operations

Caching, queue workers, efficient database access and a disciplined deployment process keep performance predictable. Security defaults include least‑privilege, rate limiting, safe token flows and GDPR‑friendly data handling. CI/CD and automated tests make releases reproducible and reduce regression risk.

Laravel offers a strong ecosystem for backends that start fast and scale cleanly. If you’re planning a new backend or modernising an existing system, it’s often an efficient and reliable choice.