Welcome to my blog, where I share insights, tutorials, experiences, and lessons learned from building web applications, mobile apps, SaaS products, and digital solutions.
Learn how I connected a Symfony MCP server to Gemini Spark to query StockPro business data, analyze downloads and prospects, and create scheduled AI workflows without building a dedicated AI agent.
For a long time, I deployed my Symfony applications the traditional way: PHP installed directly on the server, a web server such as Nginx or Apache, Composer installed on the machine, and a database configured separately.
Many businesses start with spreadsheets and messaging apps, but these tools quickly reach their limits as operations grow. This article explains when custom software becomes a strategic investment, why it isn't about reinventing the wheel, and how it help
Symfony is known for its flexibility. Unlike some frameworks that try to do everything out of the box, Symfony lets you build your application by adding only the components and bundles you actually need.
AI assistants often return Flutter snippets tied to older SDKs (for example, code using Flutter 3.24 APIs while the ecosystem has moved to 3.38), which breaks builds and wastes developer time.
Documentation is often overlooked, yet it is essential to ensure the sustainability of your project. Whether you work alone or in a team, clear and concise documentation is an invaluable asset.
