What's included

• Source Code

  The core deliverable is the PHP source code that powers the backend of the web application. This includes all PHP scripts, classes, functions, and libraries developed for the project.

• Database Design and Schema:

  Clients will receive the database schema, which defines the structure of the database tables, their relationships, and the fields within each table. This often includes SQL scripts to create the database schema.

• API Endpoints

  If the project involves creating a RESTful API or other web services, clients will receive documentation or specifications for the API endpoints, including the HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) and the data formats (JSON, XML) used for communication.

• Admin Panel

  For applications with administrative features, clients may receive an admin panel or dashboard that allows them to manage users, content, and settings.

• Documentation

  Comprehensive documentation is essential. Clients should receive documentation that explains how to set up and configure the backend environment, how to use API endpoints, and any other important instructions for maintaining and extending the application.

• Testing and Debugging

  Deliverables should include code that has been thoroughly tested and debugged to ensure it functions correctly. Clients may also receive testing scripts and reports.

• Security Measures:

  Backend PHP developers implement security measures to protect against common web vulnerabilities. Clients should receive a report outlining the security measures implemented.

• Version Control

  If version control systems like Git are used, clients may receive access to the code repository to track changes and updates.

• Performance Optimization

  If performance optimization has been performed, clients may receive reports or documentation outlining the optimizations made and their impact on the application's performance.