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Backend and API development for apps and platforms
Backend and API development in Qatar — scalable, secure foundations that your apps and integrations rely on.
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How I can help
I build backends and APIs for businesses in Qatar, the GCC, and worldwide. The backend is the part users never see but always feel — when it is slow, fragile, or insecure, everything built on it suffers. As a Laravel developer in Doha, I build scalable backends, REST APIs, and integrations with the data modelling, authentication, and testing that keep them dependable under real load.
01 — Deliverables
What I deliver
REST API design & build
Clean, versioned REST APIs that mobile apps, web frontends, and partners can build against. Documented and consistent, so the teams consuming them are not left guessing.
Scalable data architecture
A data model designed for how your business actually queries it, with indexing and structure that hold up as records grow from thousands to millions.
Authentication & security
Secure authentication, role-based permissions, and sensible defaults against common vulnerabilities — built in from the start rather than patched on after a problem.
Third-party integrations
Reliable integrations with payment, messaging, and external services, including the error handling and retries that keep things working when a third party has a bad day.
02 — Process
How I work
Model the domain
We define the entities, relationships, and access rules so the data model reflects the business, not just the first feature.
Build the API
I build endpoints with validation, authentication, and tests, and document them as I go so consumers can integrate without friction.
Harden & load-test
We test against realistic load and edge cases, then tune queries and caching where it actually matters.
Deploy & monitor
We deploy to production with logging and monitoring in place, so issues are visible before users report them.
03 — Tech stack
What I build with
- LaravelBackend
- PHPLanguage
- MySQLDatabase
- REST APIAPI layer
- SanctumAuth
- RedisCache
04 — Fit
Who this is for
- Mobile or frontend teams that need a reliable API
- Startups that need a backend developer in Qatar
- Companies replacing a slow or fragile legacy backend
- Teams integrating payments or third-party services
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Frequently asked questions
What technologies do you use for backend development?
My core backend stack is Laravel and PHP with MySQL, plus Redis for caching and Sanctum for authentication. It is a mature, well-documented stack that is straightforward to hire for and maintain — which matters as much as raw performance for most businesses.
Can you build an API for my mobile or web app?
Yes. I design and build REST APIs that mobile and web frontends consume, with authentication, versioning, and documentation. If the app and backend are both in scope, I build them together so the integration is designed end to end.
Can you fix or scale an existing backend?
Yes. I take on existing backends to fix performance problems, tighten security, or prepare them for growth. The first step is usually a review to find where the real bottlenecks and risks are before changing anything.
How do you keep the backend secure?
Security is built in from the start — input validation, role-based access, safe defaults against common vulnerabilities, and careful handling of secrets and tokens. I treat it as part of the build, not a final checklist.
Will the backend handle growth in users and data?
Yes. I design the data model and queries for the scale you are heading toward, and add caching and indexing where they matter. The aim is a backend that stays fast as records grow rather than one that needs rescuing later.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you're building. I'll come back with a clear, scoped plan — no obligation.
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