
United States:
2457 Kane Lane, Batavia, Illinois
60510
SDLC Corp is a PHP development company that builds, integrates and modernizes business applications on Laravel, Symfony, WordPress and Magento. We take on new products, customer portals and API layers, and move older PHP 5 and 7 codebases to supported PHP 8 releases without stopping the business.
One team covers the full PHP stack, from new builds to keeping a ten-year-old application secure and fast.
Customer portals, SaaS products, booking systems and internal tools built around your workflows and data model.
Queues, Eloquent, Livewire or Inertia front ends, and Horizon for background jobs. A strong default for new products and SaaS.
Long-lived enterprise applications that need strict architecture, reusable components and API Platform.
REST and GraphQL APIs, payment gateways, ERP and CRM connectors, webhooks and SSO for systems that have to talk to each other.
Magento storefronts, WooCommerce builds and custom Laravel commerce with ERP sync for catalog, orders and stock.
Custom themes, Gutenberg blocks, plugins and multisite networks for content-heavy websites.
PHP 5 and 7 to PHP 8.3+, framework version upgrades, refactoring and test coverage for code that has to keep running.
Security patches, dependency updates, performance tuning, monitoring and bug fixing for live PHP applications.
Fast PHP applications are tuned at every hop, not just in the code. This is the path we design, profile and harden on every project.
Browsers, mobile apps and partner systems send requests over HTTPS.
A CDN and Nginx handle TLS, caching and static files before PHP runs.
PHP-FPM with OPcache and preloading keeps request bootstrap fast.
Laravel, Symfony or WordPress code, with slow work pushed to queues.
MySQL or PostgreSQL, Redis, search, payments and ERP or CRM APIs.
PHP runs on 69.4% of websites whose server-side language is known (W3Techs, October 2026). It is a strong default for many business applications, but not all of them. Here is how we advise clients.
About a third of PHP websites still run PHP 7 or older (W3Techs). Those versions get no security fixes, and PHP 8.2 support ends on 31 December 2026 (php.net). We upgrade in measured steps, so the application keeps running throughout.
| Version | Security fixes until |
|---|---|
| PHP 7.4 | Ended 28 Nov 2022 |
| PHP 8.0 | Ended 26 Nov 2023 |
| PHP 8.1 | Ended 31 Dec 2025 |
| PHP 8.2 | Ends 31 Dec 2026 |
| PHP 8.3 | 31 Dec 2027 |
| PHP 8.4 | 31 Dec 2028 |
| PHP 8.5 | 31 Dec 2029 |
Run PHPCompatibility and PHPStan scans, list deprecated functions and extensions, and check each Composer dependency for a PHP 8 release.
Write characterization tests around critical flows such as checkout, billing and login before any code changes.
Use Rector for repeatable fixes, then upgrade the framework one major version at a time.
Run old and new runtimes side by side in staging, compare logs and performance, then cut over with a rollback plan.
Six case studies across WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop and Moodle. Each card links to the full write-up.

Regional sites for the US, Latin America, Brazil, India, Malaysia and the global network on one WordPress multisite, with custom Gutenberg blocks and content migration.

A Sanskrit-quotes Instagram page became an online store for posters, frames, notebooks and apparel, with collections, search, filters, wishlist and cart.

Products, orders, customers, inventory, pricing, categories and coupons now sync between WooCommerce and Odoo through webhooks. Setup and validation took 4-6 weeks.

A US retailer stopped keying data by hand. Products, orders, customers, inventory, invoices and shipments now move both ways, with scheduled jobs and monitoring.

Two-way sync of orders, products, inventory and customer records between a PrestaShop store and Odoo, run by scheduled cron jobs with a live log dashboard.

One platform for 1,900+ events a year across six campuses. Session recordings publish to the right Moodle course through LTI 1.3, with access limited to enrolled students.
We choose tools for maintainability first: typed code, static analysis and automated tests are standard on every build.
Map users, workflows, data and integrations. For an existing system, review the codebase, PHP version and hosting before scoping.
Choose the framework, data model and hosting, then agree milestones and a fixed or time-based estimate.
Two-week sprints with demos on a staging environment, code review on every merge and CI running tests and static analysis.
Functional, regression and performance testing, plus checks against the OWASP Top 10 and composer audit for vulnerable packages.
Deployment with a rollback plan, monitoring and an agreed support plan for patches, updates and new features.
A defined feature set, timeline and price. Suits new builds and upgrades with clear requirements.
Developers, QA and a delivery lead working as an extension of your team, billed monthly.
A monthly block of hours for patches, dependency updates, monitoring and small enhancements.
A PHP development company designs, builds, integrates and maintains software written in PHP. That includes web applications, APIs, ecommerce stores and CMS websites. SDLC Corp also upgrades older PHP applications to supported PHP 8 releases and provides ongoing support.
Yes, for web applications, ecommerce and content platforms. PHP runs on 69.4% of websites whose server-side language is known, according to W3Techs. Modern PHP 8 has a JIT compiler, typed properties, enums and readonly classes, and frameworks such as Laravel and Symfony are actively maintained.
Laravel is usually faster for new products, SaaS and admin-heavy applications because so much comes built in. Symfony suits large, long-lived enterprise systems that need strict component boundaries. We recommend one after reviewing your team, timeline and integration needs.
Yes. We start with a code and infrastructure review covering PHP version, framework, dependencies, tests, hosting and known issues. You get a written assessment of risks and priorities before any changes are made.
It depends on codebase size, test coverage, framework version and how many dependencies need replacing. A code audit gives a scoped estimate. Upgrades run in stages with rollback options, so the application stays live.
We use parameterized queries, output escaping, CSRF protection and framework authentication, and test against the OWASP Top 10. Composer dependencies are checked with composer audit, and the application runs on a PHP version that still receives security fixes.
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United States:
2457 Kane Lane, Batavia, Illinois
60510

United Kingdom:
30 Charter Avenue, Coventry
CV4 8GE Post code: CV4 8GF United Kingdom

United Arab Emirates:
Unit No: 729, DMCC Business Centre Level No 1, Jewellery & Gemplex 3 Dubai, United Arab Emirates

India:
715, Astralis, Supernova, Sector 94 Noida, Delhi NCR India. 201301

Qatar:
B-ring road zone 25, Bin Dirham Plaza building 113, Street 220, 5th floor office 510 Doha, Qatar

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