Pau Iglesias

Web Applications Programmer Freelance Remote
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Pau Iglesias

Full Stack Development

+20 years of experience in web technologies

Services

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WordPress Development

Custom plugins and themes from scratch, tailored to your business.

PHP/Laravel and Python/Django

Robust backend web applications, REST APIs and custom tools.

APIs & Integrations

Building REST APIs and integrating with third-party services.

Frontend Development

Modern, responsive web interfaces with HTML/CSS/JS, Tailwind/VueJS.

DevOps & Servers

VPS server management, Docker and production deployments.

Support & Maintenance

On-demand programming hours or fixed weekly or monthly retainers.

Projects

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Node.js

Link Checker Online

Find broken links, free and without registration. Detects broken links, redirects and timeouts. Chrome extension that allows analyzing links without limit.

Laravel

REST API + ChatGPT on RapidAPI

REST API developed with Laravel and published on RapidAPI, with the ability to chain streaming requests to the ChatGPT API.

Experience

Full Experience
2023 — Present

WordPress, PHP and Python Development

Solutia GHS

Custom WordPress plugin development, web applications with Python and Django, and PHP applications related to the occupational health and safety sector.

2017 — Present

CTO & PHP/WordPress Developer

Grupo Tecma Red

Custom development of web applications and WordPress plugins, newsletter integration (Mailchimp), server maintenance and external vendor management via APIs.

2016 — 2024

WordPress Developer

Empresa de Ecommerce y Afiliación

WordPress plugin and theme development for high-traffic e-commerce sites with affiliate business models and Core Web Vitals optimization.

Blog

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Why I work remote only (and how we make it work)

I've been working remotely since 2005. It's not a preference, it's the model where I perform best. Here I explain how I organize client collaborations, what I expect from a remote project, and what doesn't work.

Ten years building WordPress plugins: what I learned

An honest look at what I've learned building WordPress plugins for over a decade: common mistakes, patterns that work, and why the WordPress ecosystem has more nuance than it appears.

When to use a WordPress plugin and when to go custom

Plugins solve 80% of cases. This article explains how to identify when that remaining 20% warrants custom development, and what the signs are that a plugin is holding you back.

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