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Laravel & Next.js Architecture

I build Laravel APIs and Next.js front ends as one system — caching and invalidation that agree with each other, an admin panel your team operates without me, and architecture decisions written down rather than rediscovered a year later.

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Bashar Ayyash architects and builds Laravel and Next.js platforms: internal tools, client portals and SaaS workflows. Engagements cover API and data design, tenancy and permission boundaries, ISR and cache invalidation, queue and integration work, a Filament admin the client operates themselves, and documented handover to the team that maintains it.

What is included?

API and data architecture — resource contracts, tenancy and permission boundaries enforced at the query layer, and migrations designed to be safe to run twice.
Front-end delivery — Next.js App Router with server components, ISR and an invalidation path that purges what it claims to, plus the metadata and structured data search engines actually read.
Operations — queues and scheduled work, an admin panel your team runs without me, observability, and handover documentation.

What do you get?

One system, not two

The API and the front end designed together, so auth, caching and error states agree instead of being reconciled in a hurry the week before launch.

An admin your client can run

A Filament panel built around how the content is actually edited, so routine changes stop arriving as engineering tickets.

Decisions on paper

Architecture notes recording what was chosen and what was rejected, so the next engineer inherits reasoning instead of archaeology.

How does an engagement work?

Discovery and architecture pass (3–7 days): the data model, the integration surface, the tenancy boundaries, and the constraints that will not move.
A vertical slice: one feature end to end through API, front end and admin, deployed to staging. The seams are the expensive part, so we prove them first.
Weekly increments you can review, then documented handover. I can embed with your team or own delivery independently.

What does this look like in production?

A data platform for an international humanitarian programme, built end to end from survey design through to visualisation. Earlier, a mobile web app serving more than five million monthly visitors. Different domains, same discipline: the architecture has to survive the people who were not in the room when it was chosen.

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What is included?

API and data architecture — resource contracts, tenancy and permission boundaries enforced at the query layer, and migrations designed to be safe to run twice.

Front-end delivery — Next.js App Router with server components, ISR and an invalidation path that purges what it claims to, plus the metadata and structured data search engines actually read.

Operations — queues and scheduled work, an admin panel your team runs without me, observability, and handover documentation.