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Senior Full Stack Developer | Laravel & PHP Specialist | Building Enterprise SaaS Applications for 15+ Years. Senior Web Developer with 15 years of specialized experience architecting and delivering enterprise-grade SaaS applications across diverse software development environments. Recognized expert in Laravel and PHP with proven mastery in both backend and frontend development, consistently delivering scalable, high-performance solutions for complex business challenges. Demonstrated excellence in database optimization, resulting in significantly improved application performance and user experience. Combines deep technical expertise with strategic problem-solving abilities to drive innovation and exceed project objectives in fast-paced, demanding development cycles.

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1d ago

Pivlu - Everything your business needs, in one platform.

Your entire online presence, one place. Pivlu is a all-in-one SaaS platform, designed to give businesses everything they need to grow — without the complexity, fragmentation, and unpredictable costs that come with using a dozen different tools. Website, online store, bookings, team collaboration, analytics, and CRM — built to work together from day one. Simple to start. Powerful as you scale.

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28d ago

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2mo ago

Pivlu: a new open source CMS and Website Builder

Pivlu was born from a simple frustration I kept running into while building and maintaining websites: I wanted the flexibility and freedom of a self hosted CMS, but without the bloat, fragility, and plugin roulette that too often comes with traditional solutions.

WordPress proved how powerful an ecosystem can be, but it also highlighted the tradeoffs performance overhead, security exposure through outdated extensions, and a developer experience that can feel inconsistent when you re trying to build modern applications.