PHP Web Development: A Look Back at 2011-2015 Projects
PHP has been the backbone of the web for decades. Between 2011 and 2015, we worked on several private projects that showcase the evolution of PHP development.
Native PHP CMS (2011)
We built a custom content management system with PHP 5.3 and MySQL, implementing multi-level authentication and file management. This project taught us the fundamentals of secure coding.
CodeIgniter Reporting Tool (2013)
Using CodeIgniter's MVC architecture, we created a reporting and analytics dashboard that handled 50,000+ records efficiently. We also built a REST API for third-party integrations.
Laravel Inventory System (2015)
With Laravel 4.2, we developed a real-time inventory management system featuring WebSocket notifications and queue jobs. We migrated from MySQL to PostgreSQL for scalability.
These projects laid the foundation for our expertise in PHP—from legacy code to modern frameworks. Whether you need a new PHP application or maintenance for an existing one, we can help.
Frequently Asked Questions
What PHP projects were built between 2011-2015?+
A native PHP CMS with multi-level authentication (2011), a CodeIgniter reporting tool handling 50,000+ records with REST API (2013), and a Laravel 4.2 inventory system with WebSocket notifications and queue jobs (2015).
How did these projects contribute to PHP expertise?+
They spanned native PHP, CodeIgniter MVC, and modern Laravel—giving deep expertise from legacy code maintenance to modern framework development with real-time features.
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