Janes Zsolt

I am a Hungarian Laravel developer with over 10 years of experience, primarily focused on developing modern web applications. On a daily basis, I work with Laravel, Vue.js, various cloud and DevOps tools, as well as AI-powered solutions (OpenAI API). I have contributed to the development of everything from simple websites to complex systems, including e-commerce platforms and admin interfaces. Currently, I am continuously expanding my skills in AI, Python, and vector databases.

Published Posts: 12

I am a senior full-stack web developer with over 10 years of experience, primarily focused on building modern web applications. As a Hungarian Laravel developer, I work daily with Laravel, Livewire, Inertia, Vue.js, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Linux, Git, GitHub, as well as cloud and DevOps tools such as DigitalOcean, Laravel Forge, and Ploi.io.

I actively use tools from the Laravel ecosystem, including Laravel Nova, Forge, Cloud, Dusk, Horizon, Scout, Pint, Sail, Sanctum, Socialite, Telescope, Pulse, Reverb, Echo, Nightwatch, FilamentPHP, and Statamic CMS.

I have worked on everything from simple websites to complex systems, e-commerce platforms, administrative interfaces, and applications with AI integrations using the OpenAI API. Clean, maintainable code, continuous learning, and solving real-world problems efficiently are especially important to me.

I’m continuously expanding my expertise, particularly in AI, machine learning (ML), Python, and vector databases.

Author's Posts

All published articles

Shopify

AI agents and online stores: what is UCP, and why does it matter to Shopify?

Soon your customer will not browse your store — they will ask their AI assistant. What UCP is, what /.well-known/ucp does on a Shopify store, and what an online store owner should understand about it today.

2026-09-07

webshop

Connecting a webshop to an ERP: 5 mistakes that break your stock levels

A stock mismatch is rarely the ERP's fault. Five recurring integration mistakes that let a shop sell what is not in the warehouse, and how to avoid them.

2026-08-23

Laravel

Laravel 12 Support Has Ended – Is It Time to Upgrade to Laravel 13?

Laravel 12 bugfix support ended on August 13, 2026. Here's what that means for existing applications and when you should start planning your upgrade to Laravel 13.

2026-08-20

automation

n8n or custom code? How to choose for your automation

A workflow tool starts faster, but custom code can be cheaper long term. Four questions that settle which way to go.

2026-08-19

artificial intelligence

What does an AI feature cost? Estimating the monthly spend

The biggest unknown in an AI integration is not the build cost but the running cost. A simple way to estimate the monthly bill before you commit.

2026-08-16

PHP

PHP 8.4 property hooks: when replacing getters is actually worth it

Property hooks are one of the most convenient additions in PHP 8.4, but not every getter should become one. Where you actually gain, and where you would only be rewriting code for fashion.

2026-08-12

system takeover

Taking over a system: why the first month costs more, and how to cut it

With an inherited system, most of the first few weeks is not development but understanding. Here is where that time goes, and how to halve it.

2026-08-08

handover

What to ask your developer before you close the project

Most handovers fail not because the code is missing, but because the access, the documentation and the deployment process are. A checklist worth going through before you sign off.

2026-08-05

llmstxt.org

llms.txt in Laravel: giving AI crawlers a map of your shop

More visitors keep arriving from ChatGPT and Perplexity, which raises an awkward question: what does a language model actually see when it reads your shop? We built llms.txt for PadPad.hu. Why it became a route instead of a static file, what we deliberately left out, and the cache trap that catches everyone.

2026-07-29