Proven in the CMS space, for example WordPress and legacy systems.
PHP still powers a surprisingly large share of the web and is firmly rooted in the world of content management systems. The language has changed a great deal over the years and, with type declarations, clear object models and noticeably faster runtime, is more modern than its reputation often suggests. Thanks to its enormous reach it runs on practically any hosting without special demands. We use it mainly where WordPress is involved, or where existing systems need to be maintained and carefully extended.
More in the documentationWe mostly use PHP around WordPress, for example for bespoke themes, custom blocks or small plugins that do exactly what a client needs. We also work directly in the language when maintaining existing PHP applications. That keeps the editorial team in their familiar environment while we extend things behind the scenes to measure.
function totalPrice(array $items): float {
return array_sum(
array_map(fn(array $i): float => $i['price'] * $i['qty'], $items)
);
}Good to know
Run a current PHP version rather than whatever the server happens to ship. Moving from older to newer versions often brings a noticeable speed boost without much change to the actual code.
More tools we work with in the same area.
TypeScript
Our default language: type-safe JavaScript for robust, maintainable code.
JavaScript
The language of the web, equally at home in the browser and on the server.
Python
For AI, automation, data processing and rapid prototypes.
Go
Lean, fast services and CLI tools with excellent concurrency.
C#
For .NET backends and integration into Microsoft environments.
Java
Proven for robust enterprise backends and Android applications.
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