Laravel

Laravel has been my main backend framework since I started freelancing in 2020. On Fiverr, and in short roles at A&I Group of Companies and Firmsols, I built Laravel applications, mostly CRM systems. In 2021 I founded Teqprotech as a studio built around PHP frameworks, with Laravel first.

Client work stays private by default, so the public evidence is anonymised:

• CRM and payment systems for a multi-company group: three CRMs and a payment system on Laravel and MySQL.
• Point-of-sale and parts inventory for an auto-glass shop: staff find a part by vehicle and glass type, then build an order with tax, discount and shipping.

The site you're reading is also a Laravel application. One codebase serves talalkhawaja.com and teqprotech.com. It imports its content from versioned data files and deploys through GitHub Actions, taking a backup and running a health check on every release.

What I reach for in Laravel is the boring, durable part: migrations, queues, policies, form requests and feature tests. It's the framework I trust for systems a business has to run on every day.

Evidence level: strong. It rests on several years of verified roles and shipped client systems, though most of those can only be described, not shown.