I will do PHP symfony, symphony framework, bug fix and easyadmin

5 years of hands-on Symfony development, including Symfony Forms, Twig templating, Symfony Security, Symfony CLI, and Symfony UX Live Components for reactive frontend features without a heavy JS framework.

Yes, I build and customize admin panels using EasyAdmin, including custom fields, filters, actions, and access control tailored to your data models.

Yes, debugging and fixing issues in existing Symfony apps is one of my core services — from logic errors to performance issues to broken integrations.

Yes, I handle Symfony version upgrades, including resolving deprecated code, dependency conflicts, and breaking changes introduced in newer releases.

Both. I add new functionality (forms, admin panels, security/auth logic, integrations) as well as fix and stabilize existing code.

I handle common database tasks like migrations, backups, recovery, and upgrades, working with relational databases in Symfony via Doctrine.

Symfony is one of my core stacks, but I also have 5 years of Laravel and 8 years of full-stack PHP experience overall, plus Vue.js, Nuxt.js, and WordPress — useful if your project touches multiple systems.

Yes — Stripe and Stripe Connect (with or without subscriptions), PayPal, and Shopify's Storefront/Admin APIs via cURL or GraphQL, among other integrations.

Yes, including Twig templating and Symfony UX Live Components, often paired with Tailwind CSS and Alpine.js for lightweight interactivity.

I first review your codebase and Symfony version to understand structure and identify risks, then scope the work clearly before making changes — with testing along the way to avoid breaking existing functionality.