Laravel development

Laravel work at KGSM means a web product with a panel, API, and queues — not a PHP script on cheap hosting. If you must hit gateways, SMS, and heavy reports, folder structure is where a cheap project becomes expensive.

Audience, risk, and how KGSM works

A technical lead or product owner who wants a Laravel app that is still changeable after a year

Laravel without architecture makes every new feature exponentially expensive and leaves security unpatched.

KGSM writes Laravel with service layers, queues, tests on money paths, and staged delivery.

Why Laravel for Iranian systems

Laravel’s auth, queues, scheduler, and REST fit role-and-document software. WordPress fits content sites; sales and finance rules usually outgrow a theme. KGSM puts PHP version, Iranian payment packages, and an update policy in the contract. Payment paths are tested on sandbox gateways before production.

Keep domain logic out of controllers. A Laravel app with no queue timed out the gateway at peak and duplicated orders.

Architecture that stays cheap to change

Fat controllers and copied logic kill sprint six. Domain services, jobs for SMS and gateways, and policies for roles start in version one. Mobile APIs are versioned. Money-path logs are separate. Unique payment ids live in finance tables, not the session. Heavy report caches have an explicit invalidation time.

An un-updated payment package after a Zarinpal API change froze a day of sales. Put payments and SMS on queues with failure alerts.

Security and operations

Minimum: CSRF, login rate limits, roles, encrypted backups, dependency updates, HTTPS, and tight SSH. Failed queues must alert or SMS will outrun the panel. Disk and log monitoring belong in maintenance — they do not appear in a “coding only” quote.

Version the mobile API. Price logic copied in Blade made invoice discounts disagree with the cart.

Team and handoff

No review and no staging means bugs on customers. We use branches, a test environment, and mid-project demos. API docs ship with handoff. Laravel is a tool; KGSM’s identity is finance, sales, and automation systems that happen to run on Laravel.

An unversioned API broke the old app and sank store ratings. Write PHP version and update windows into the contract.

Test gateway paths on sandbox. Application logs contained card data and made an incident undeniable.

Without staging, a production migration locked the orders table. Write role policies before drawing panel menus.

Give heavy reports a cache and an expiry. A Laravel app with no queue timed out the gateway at peak and duplicated orders.

An un-updated payment package after a Zarinpal API change froze a day of sales. Staging without realistic data is not a test.

Implementation checklist

• Keep domain logic out of controllers.
• Put payments and SMS on queues with failure alerts.
• Version the mobile API.
• Write PHP version and update windows into the contract.
• Test gateway paths on sandbox.
• Write role policies before drawing panel menus.
• Give heavy reports a cache and an expiry.
• Staging without realistic data is not a test.

Field scenario 1

A Laravel app with no queue timed out the gateway at peak and duplicated orders.

Keep domain logic out of controllers.

Field scenario 2

An un-updated payment package after a Zarinpal API change froze a day of sales.

Put payments and SMS on queues with failure alerts.

Field scenario 3

Price logic copied in Blade made invoice discounts disagree with the cart.

Version the mobile API.

Field scenario 4

An unversioned API broke the old app and sank store ratings.

Write PHP version and update windows into the contract.

Field scenario 5

Application logs contained card data and made an incident undeniable.

Test gateway paths on sandbox.

Field scenario 6

Without staging, a production migration locked the orders table.

Write role policies before drawing panel menus.

Approximate investment

Laravel estimates follow domain complexity, not page count. A first-version panel and API often starts in the tens of millions of tomans; banking links and heavy reports are priced separately.

FAQ

Is Laravel better than WordPress for a shop?

A simple content-led shop may start on WordPress. Partner pricing, multi-branch stock, and accounting usually need Laravel.

Can we maintain the code ourselves?

Yes if you have a skilled owner. Otherwise a KGSM maintenance contract covers updates and backups.

Which Laravel version do you use?

A currently security-supported stable at kickoff; the upgrade date is in the contract.

Is the API a separate app?

Usually the same backend with API versioning. See our Laravel API guide.

Related KGSM pages

• برنامه‌نویسی وب KGSM
• تماس و برآورد

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Keep domain logic out of controllers. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Put payments and SMS on queues with failure alerts. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Version the mobile API. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Write PHP version and update windows into the contract. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Test gateway paths on sandbox. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Write role policies before drawing panel menus. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Give heavy reports a cache and an expiry. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Staging without realistic data is not a test. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: A Laravel app with no queue timed out the gateway at peak and duplicated orders. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: An un-updated payment package after a Zarinpal API change froze a day of sales. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Price logic copied in Blade made invoice discounts disagree with the cart. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: An unversioned API broke the old app and sank store ratings. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Application logs contained card data and made an incident undeniable. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Without staging, a production migration locked the orders table. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Laravel without architecture makes every new feature exponentially expensive and leaves security unpatched. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: KGSM writes Laravel with service layers, queues, tests on money paths, and staged delivery. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: A technical lead or product owner who wants a Laravel app that is still changeable after a year Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Laravel estimates follow domain complexity, not page count. A first-version panel and API often starts in the tens of millions of tomans; banking links and heavy reports are priced separately. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Keep domain logic out of controllers. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Put payments and SMS on queues with failure alerts. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Version the mobile API. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Write PHP version and update windows into the contract. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Test gateway paths on sandbox. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Write role policies before drawing panel menus. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Give heavy reports a cache and an expiry. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Staging without realistic data is not a test. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: A Laravel app with no queue timed out the gateway at peak and duplicated orders. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: An un-updated payment package after a Zarinpal API change froze a day of sales. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.

When you apply this on a live team, write it as an operating rule, not a slide: Price logic copied in Blade made invoice discounts disagree with the cart. Then assign an owner and a review date so the rule survives the first busy week.