I'm a PHP developer with extensive experience across versions 5.1 to 8.4, building everything from native legacy systems to modern web applications. On this page, you'll find a snapshot of the frameworks, tools, and technologies I’ve used to build PHP applications.
I have hands-on experience with PHP frameworks such as Symfony, Laravel, PHP Slim, and CodeIgniter, building robust and scalable applications. Beyond frameworks, I've worked extensively with native PHP and legacy applications.
A popular PHP framework known for elegant syntax and rapid development.
Symfony is a robust PHP framework ideal for large, complex applications.
Lightweight micro-framework for building simple APIs and web apps.
A fast, straightforward PHP framework with minimal configuration.
Robust testing is crucial for keeping code stable and enabling quick iteration and feature delivery. My toolkit includes PHPUnit for unit and integration tests, with Selenium and Playwright handling end-to-end browser testing.
PHP testing framework for writing and running unit tests to ensure code correctness.
A browser automation tool that enables automated testing of web applications across different browsers.
A modern end-to-end testing framework for web apps that supports multiple browsers with fast, reliable automation.
Using tools like PHPStan and PHP-CS-Fixer is important because they automatically detect potential bugs, type errors, and code inconsistencies before they reach production, improving overall code quality and reliability.
Powerful PHP IDE that offers advanced code editing, debugging, and refactoring features, including an AI coding assistant.
Static analysis tool that detects bugs and type errors in PHP code without running it.
Automatically formats PHP code to follow consistent coding standards and style rules.
Run PHP serverless on AWS Lambda using Serverless.
