Enhance PHP System Integrations
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I’m looking to bring in a seasoned PHP developer who can jump straight into feature work on our integrations layer. The immediate goal is to expand and refine how our platform connects with other services, so your day-to-day will revolve around PHP-driven enhancements that let us talk smoothly to:
• Payment gateways
• Third-party APIs
• Internal databases
Much of the logic sits server-side, but our UI is split between Vue.js and some legacy AngularJS modules, so knowing your way around both frameworks will help you wire new data flows all the way to the front-end without hand-offs.
Clear, reliable communication is a must because I need to sync with you in real time for at least four hours each workday; that overlap lets us review pull requests together, clarify edge cases, and keep velocity high.
Expected deliverables:
1. Clean, well-documented PHP code that plugs the new integrations into our existing architecture.
2. Any accompanying Vue or Angular components required to expose the added functionality.
3. Unit tests or Postman collections showing each connection working end-to-end.
4. A short change log so my in-house team can pick up maintenance seamlessly.
If you’ve shipped similar integration features before and can align your schedule with ours, I’d love to hear how you’d tackle this.
• Payment gateways
• Third-party APIs
• Internal databases
Much of the logic sits server-side, but our UI is split between Vue.js and some legacy AngularJS modules, so knowing your way around both frameworks will help you wire new data flows all the way to the front-end without hand-offs.
Clear, reliable communication is a must because I need to sync with you in real time for at least four hours each workday; that overlap lets us review pull requests together, clarify edge cases, and keep velocity high.
Expected deliverables:
1. Clean, well-documented PHP code that plugs the new integrations into our existing architecture.
2. Any accompanying Vue or Angular components required to expose the added functionality.
3. Unit tests or Postman collections showing each connection working end-to-end.
4. A short change log so my in-house team can pick up maintenance seamlessly.
If you’ve shipped similar integration features before and can align your schedule with ours, I’d love to hear how you’d tackle this.