When I started at Logo, I could see a couple of opportunities to push new technology to help with development time and future projects. I had introduced GIT to the team and taught everyone the best practices, from creating new branches to deploying code to live.
I had also introduced Vagrant/Homestead, which helps ease the development of code on local machines. This meant that any bugs within our PHP code would be caught sooner rather than later, and we wouldn't have the "well it works on my machine" issue.
A couple of months in, I transferred Enjoy and the Haulfryn projects over to Logo to gain free time in the evenings and help Logo out by giving them a new client. Haulfryn then wanted us to split part of the site on haulfrynholidayhomes.co.uk called My Haulfryn. I then proposed using Unit testing (PHPUnit) and BDD (Laravel's built-in suite) to speed up development time and catch any bugs before the project went live. This also made it easier for Continuous Integration using GitLab and deployment onto the live server.
As well as developing with PHP, I also helped manage our local and remote server datacentres by fixing server crashes and ensuring it wouldn't happen again in the future.