Mohammad Alavi is a backend developer with nine years of experience building and maintaining scalable APIs, often bridging into frontend work when needed. Based in Iran, he contributes to notable open-source projects like apiato/apiato, where he has improved authentication flows, fixed factory-loading paths, and refactored email verification and login behaviors. He excels at pragmatic debugging and configuration-driven improvements that make authentication more robust and maintainable. Comfortable across the full web stack, Mohammad brings a hands-on approach to shipping reliable backend features while also enhancing developer experience. His GitHub contributions show a pattern of tackling nuanced integration issues that quietly lift overall project quality.
PHP Framework for building scalable API's on top of Laravel.
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:79 releases, 12 reviews, 624 commits in 2 years 9 months
Contributions summary:Mohammad primarily focused on modifying and debugging backend functionality. They fixed a path issue related to factory loading, re-introduced login with custom attributes, and updated the email verification process. Additionally, the user made refactoring improvements to various authentication components and configuration.
An DynaBill container which acts as a generic foundation to "plug in" different containers that interacts with specific payment gateways (e.g., PayPal, Stripe, ...)
Contributions:27 commits in 25 days
payment-gatewaypaypalstripe
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