Business logic lives on the server — and when it’s brittle, everything downstream suffers. I write server-side code with the certifications to back it up.

Who this is for

• Your WordPress or PHP application needs custom features, plugins, or integrations
• You’re a Microsoft-stack team that needs ASP.NET work done or maintained
• You have a legacy codebase that needs stabilizing — not an expensive rewrite
• Your data needs proper modeling, querying, or analysis instead of guesswork

What you get

• PHP applications, plugins, and integrations — written by a Zend Certified PHP Engineer, which most PHP developers are not
• ASP.NET development and maintenance for Microsoft-stack environments
• Database design and queries that stay fast as data grows — MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
• Authentication and API back ends built securely — informed by Security+ certification, not habit
• Honest advice on refactor vs. rewrite — the cheap answer when the cheap answer is right

How a project runs

1. Scope — a short call and a fixed quote. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll say so and point you somewhere better.
2. Build — work in the open, with progress you can see instead of waiting for a reveal.
3. Ship — automated and tested. Launches here are boring on purpose.
4. Run — monitoring and maintenance through a monthly Care Plan, or a clean documented handover if you’d rather run it yourself.

Why me?

Certifications matter most on the server, where mistakes are invisible until they’re expensive. I’m Zend certified in PHP, Security+ certified, and I deploy and monitor what I write — so server code ships with the pipeline and observability it needs to be trusted.

The practical details

• Fixed quote before we start — no surprise invoices, ever. See pricing for where projects typically land.
• You own everything — the code, the accounts, the infrastructure. No lock-in to me or anyone else.
• A real timeline with the quote — you’ll know the delivery date before you commit a dollar.
• Tools I reach for: PHP (Zend certified), ASP.NET, MySQL/PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Python for automation.

Tell me what you’re building — I’ll tell you honestly if I’m the right fit.