Lionel Martin

Used Laravel from 2014 on about 10 large scale projects (London's clients), all designed for heavy load (lately I've used Laravel to build EarnAway.com, Football Whispers.com and a restaurant booking app for Nestle Hong Kong. FootballWhispers.com has been promoted on ESPN.com and Sky.com, tested with Scala to handle up to 600 req/sec) DevOps for Laravel article here: https://hackernoon.com/6-must-do-before-hosting-your-laravel-web-platform-on-aws-35af4e8bccd8

DevOps, on a daily basis, on AWS, Digital Ocean and Azure. (last year I migrated a Delta Airlines application from AWS to Azure) DevOps for Laravel article here: https://hackernoon.com/6-must-do-before-hosting-your-laravel-web-platform-on-aws-35af4e8bccd8

Search engines: you can see a digest of my developments on Medium here https://hackernoon.com/4-steps-to-designing-a-delightful-search-experience-for-your-web-platform-3f05d78a8ebc. For EarnAway.com I developed a complex and super-fast search engine looking over 400K hotels and 12 million places in the world

eCommerce: I recently finished a 6-month long project for a French digital agency, developing a eBay-like platform for French auction houses. It features real-time bidding, automatic bidding (like eBay), handling of payments, shipping through 3rd party API, and a live video streaming feed to see the auctioneer in real-time. I've developed 95% of the front-end / back-end / devOps, especially the most critical parts like the database and the bidding web-services, and we left the admin dashboard to a more junior developer (project live in 1 month).