Ship small, ship safe
Small PRs, feature flags and reversible deploys. Boring releases are good releases.
whoami · Kristen Lõoke
Eight years building and shipping Laravel and WordPress for Estonian businesses. I'm happiest in the unglamorous middle layer: the ERP syncs, payment rails and integrations that make a shop actually work.
One person, the whole stack: schema design, APIs, queues, CI/CD and the monitoring that warns me before a customer notices.

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Building Laravel apps, WooCommerce stores and ERP integrations for Estonian and EU clients. Erply, Merit, SmartAccounts and a lot of custom WordPress plugins.
Led delivery on commerce builds: headless storefronts, payment integrations and CI/CD. Mentored juniors and owned production reliability.
Began releasing plugins and tools under the Veltix name. The handle stuck and became the brand.
Shipped dozens of WordPress and WooCommerce sites, started writing reusable plugins and fell into the integration work that became my niche.
Small PRs, feature flags and reversible deploys. Boring releases are good releases.
Not just code: the data, the deploy and the support ticket at the end of it.
Clear docs and commit messages so the next person (often future me) isn't lost.
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Got a Laravel project, a WooCommerce mess or an integration that needs untangling? Tell me what's breaking.