A full-stack PHP developer from Bulgaria specializing in Laravel, Vue.js, and modern web applications.
I've spent the last 7+ years building production-ready applications, APIs, and SaaS products with a focus on clean architecture, performance, and developer experience. I'm Laravel and Vue certified, and I enjoy solving complex backend problems just as much as creating polished user interfaces.
Laracon US is probably the most popular and most significant event for the Laravel Ecosystem that happens every year. What we got from this year's event.
Stripe has one of the best structured and well documented APIs that Iāve worked with, everything you need is easy to access, the documentation is there and searching in it is a breeze.
We live in a modern times, where a lot of things are connected so a lot of people preffer to be able to sign in/up in various applications using theire social media accounts.
We live in a world where the AI and the LLMs are rising and rising fast, they are becoming an essential part of our day to day live especially if you are developer.
As a developer through your work day you can find yourself repeating the same command over and over, using command aliases is the way of changing that.
A while back I had to work on a Google Chrome extension, to add a few things, fix up some more, when I started to write one of the functionalities I struggled, so I thought: is there a way to look into a similar feature already done?
Sending notifications from your project is essential, along with the emails sending SMS messages is a great way of communicating with your users. Using Twillio with Laravel is powerful combination.
As a internet users will all has our encounters with the āinfamousā cookies and for better or worse they are a crucial part of the web development and probably the internet as a whole.
Recently I needed to add Content Security Policy to a project which uses Vue JS for the front end and Vite for development server, adding this policy will improve the security of it and itās general good practice.