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I know I’m preaching to the converted here, but a clean codebase and overall well-engineered solution will always be better in the long run. It might take a bit more time upfront, but it’s well worth it.

As a developer, I always knew this to be true. But when I dug into the code of an app, I’d constantly find myself saying things like: “this works, but it could have been so much better” - or “what on earth were they thinking when they wrote this?”.

Of course, the reality is we don’t live in an ideal world. Tight deadlines and strict budgets mean we don’t always get to spend as long as we’d like perfecting every single line of code.

Ever lay awake at night worrying whether your code is secure and working properly? Maybe you’ve been anxious because you’re expecting there to be customer complaints in the morning when you log onto your work computer?

Yep, me too…

But the good news is it doesn’t have to be this way.

In fact, as I started to grow as a Laravel developer, I began to come across ways to quickly improve my apps. Little tips that made them more robust, professional and maintainable.

For example, setting up a good quality CI (Continuous Integration) workflow made a massive difference when it came to improving the quality of my code and feeling more confident in my apps.

Whenever I added new code and merged it into an existing codebase, having a CI workflow meant I could be more sure it would work properly and not break any existing code. What’s more, the whole team could move faster and pick up on potential errors before the code made it to production. Team members could now contribute to parts of the