My favourite projects are small, with very focused goals and features.
I have a Laravel project that I have maintained for a customer for seven years.
The app is straightforward and allows users to create portals that list files and metadata, such as expiration dates and tags.
Every other year, they ask me to add a new batch of features or update the UI to reflect the business's branding.
As the app is so small, I have the opportunity to review every part of the app and refactor or completely rewrite parts I am not happy with.
It is a joy to work on and I always welcome new requests.
This sounds like wonderful! Maybe one day I can have a few of these “babies” that I can lovingly raise, providing joy to both the dev and the customer.
I have a Laravel project that I have maintained for a customer for seven years. The app is straightforward and allows users to create portals that list files and metadata, such as expiration dates and tags.
Every other year, they ask me to add a new batch of features or update the UI to reflect the business's branding. As the app is so small, I have the opportunity to review every part of the app and refactor or completely rewrite parts I am not happy with.
It is a joy to work on and I always welcome new requests.