Refactor your Laravel project with Rector
Keeping a Laravel project up to date and maintaining clean code can become costly as it grows. This is where Rector becomes a key tool.
I'm Axel Libori Roch, a software developer based in Sant Fruitós de Bages, Catalonia. I specialize in building high-quality backends for websites and applications using PHP, primarily with Laravel. Whenever possible, I also enjoy contributing to open-source projects.
Since I entered the web development field in 2005, I have always been fascinated by what we can build with just a computer and an internet connection.
A lot has changed since then, as the first websites I developed were based on HTML and CSS files.
Over time and through various life experiences, this journey has led me to become a Backend PHP developer. Although I have skills in other languages and technologies such as JavaScript, Node.js, Angular, and Flutter, I feel most comfortable within the PHP ecosystem.
On a daily basis, I mainly work with Laravel, especially developing APIs, but I also work with WordPress and occasionally help with frontend development.
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Keeping a Laravel project up to date and maintaining clean code can become costly as it grows. This is where Rector becomes a key tool.
The idea of starting a Laravel community in Catalonia has been on my mind for a long time. Finally, about two months ago, I decided to move forward and make it happen!
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