MIGRATIONT1
WordPress
Leave WordPress cleanly (or not), without breaking SEO or losing content.
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My approach, technology by technology. A map of the tools I master.
Every technology has its sweet spot, and its disqualifying scenarios. Here's how I approach the ones I most often encounter at SMBs: when they make sense, when an exit should be planned, and which alternatives I recommend depending on your profile.
★ Core expertise
Strong market demand, strong opinionPHP · FRAMEWORKT1
Symfony
The reference PHP framework for business applications built to last.
More information →INSTITUTIONAL CMST1
TYPO3
The enterprise CMS of major German-speaking and French institutions: when the project really weighs in.
More information →E-COMMERCET1
Shopify
The dominant e-commerce platform: using it well, leaving it cleanly.
More information →AUTOMATIONT1
Ansible
Automate configuration and deployment without agents: the natural follow-up to Terraform.
More information →REACT · FRAMEWORKT1
Next.js
The reference React framework for modern websites and business apps: performance, SEO and DX in one tool.
More information →PYTHON · APIT1
FastAPI
The modern Python framework for fast APIs: async-first, type-safe, native OpenAPI.
More information →AUTH · SSOT1
Keycloak
The reference open source solution for authentication, SSO and identity management, sovereign and self-hostable.
More information →+ Mastered domains
Regular practice, documented opinionENTERPRISE CMST2
Drupal
The CMS of large organizations and the public sector: when you inherit it, when you want out.
More information →SECURITYT2
CrowdSec
Collaborative runtime protection, open source, made in France.
More information →INFRASTRUCTURET2
Terraform
Scripted, reproducible, versioned infrastructure: the foundation of mature DevOps.
More information →E-COMMERCET2
WooCommerce
Leave WooCommerce (or not) without losing orders or customers.
More information →HEADLESS CMST2
Strapi
The open-source headless CMS: when editing matters and freedom does too.
More information →STATIC · FRAMEWORKT2
Astro
The modern framework for pre-rendered editorial sites: maximum performance, minimal JavaScript.
More information →DATABASET2
PostgreSQL
The reference relational database: robust, open source, no limits for the vast majority of SMBs.
More information →HEADLESS CMST2
Sanity
The most polished proprietary headless CMS: when editing experience matters as much as the technology.
More information →E-COMMERCET2
Medusa
Open source headless commerce, the credible Shopify alternative for SMBs that want control.
More information →PAYMENTST2
Stripe
The de facto standard for online payments, robust, well documented, integrable everywhere.
More information →PHP · FRAMEWORKT2
Laravel
The ideal PHP framework for modern monolithic applications: mature ecosystem, high velocity.
More information →API · RESTT2
API Platform
The PHP standard for exposing robust REST and GraphQL APIs, built on Symfony, designed for enterprise.
More information →CONTAINERT2
Docker
The containerization standard: reproducible apps, reliable deployments, clean isolation.
More information →INFRASTRUCTURET2
OpenTofu
The open source fork of Terraform after the HashiCorp license change: 99% compatible, Linux Foundation governance.
More information →CDN · SECURITYT2
Cloudflare
The reference network shield: CDN, DNS, WAF, anti-DDoS, static pages. An essential standard for modern websites.
More information →HOSTING · CDNT2
Vercel
The default deployment platform for Next.js: excellent DX, automatic scaling, but cost to watch.
More information →SEARCH · OBSERVABILITYT2
Elasticsearch / ELK
The reference search engine and observability stack: to index what SQL doesn't cover and centralize what your servers emit.
More information →BACKUPT2
Restic
Encrypted, deduplicated backup, judged on its restores rather than on its green reports.
More information →SIEM · DETECTIONT2
Wazuh
Detection on the servers themselves: what changed, who got in, and what shouldn't have.
More information →SECRETST2
Vault / OpenBao
Passwords and keys out of the code: issued on demand, traced, revocable.
More information →CI/CDT2
GitHub Actions
Test and deploy from the same command, so that going live stops being an event.
More information →OBSERVABILITYT2
Grafana / Prometheus
Learning about an outage from an alert rather than from a customer's phone call.
More information →REVERSE PROXY · TLST2
Nginx
The front door all traffic goes through: encryption, cache, headers, rate limiting.
More information →ORCHESTRATIONT2
Kubernetes
The orchestration standard, and the question to ask first: do you actually need it?
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How each tech ties into an area of workThe four blocks are the areas I work in; around them, the tech I deploy there. Dotted lines connect the ones I compare, or pair up on the same project. Tap or hover a square to keep only its links.
- Area of work
- Core expertise
- Regular practice
- Used in that area
- Compared or paired
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