I’m a software engineer with a deep focus on developing tools and workflows that enhance the capabilities of Wappler. My goal is to assist you in overcoming any challenges you might face, making your development process as smooth and efficient as possible.
Here’s what I can offer:
Custom Wappler Extensions : I’ve developed numerous extensions, both publicly shared and custom-built for clients, that address a variety of needs within the Wappler platform. Some of the extensions I’ve created include:
Wappler Bull Queues V2
Wappler Advanced Logger
Wappler Redis Toolkit
Security Extensions
SSH Extensions
Vulnerability Scanning Extensions (used for scanning millions of WordPress site plugins daily)
These extensions are designed to integrate seamlessly into your projects, providing enhanced functionality and solving specific needs within the Wappler community.
CI/CD Implementation : Upgrade from the basic ‘deploy’ button to a robust CI/CD pipeline akin to those used by major companies, featuring rollbacks, versioning, and independence from local certificate files. This setup helps you avoid common pitfalls such as the loss of crucial configuration files, which has been a hot topic in our community discussions.
Full Production Apps and Microservices : I have extensive experience building complete production-level applications and efficient microservices with Wappler. This includes everything from initial development to final deployment, ensuring that your project not only meets but exceeds professional standards.
App Development & MVPs : From concept to execution, I specialize in building and validating Minimum Viable Products (MVPs), ensuring that the core features meet real user needs and set the stage for future scalability.
Development Workflow Consulting : I analyze and refine your development processes, employing best practices to enhance productivity and reduce downtime.
Help With Any Other Wappler Project Issues You Are Facing
If you’re encountering any specific problems with your Wappler projects or need a custom solution, don’t hesitate to reach out and send a direct message or email to hello@tobi-vogel.com.
I am here to help with any issues and provide targeted solutions based on your requirements.
Let’s harness the full power of Wappler together and bring your projects to the next level!
I can vouch for his skills
He helped us greatly with many things, one of them to set up a proper CI/CD deployment flow.
It’s such a relief to be able to work with multiple devs and having multiple remote testing environments available.
Basically Tobias has taken away all the insecurities I had from being a Wappler developer. Plus we have someone to call when Docker decides to make life hard again.
Thank you for the kind words, @karh! I’m glad to work with you and your team. It’s rewarding to see the positive impact and security that a well-set CI/CD flow can bring to your projects.
Hello Tobi,
Are you available? Have a need to do a ground up back end (office functions) and replace a Joomla web site a Goodbarber App. The function of the office part is the key part, we can limp along on the web site and app for now. Sound like we can use your experience and talent.
Best to you,
Charlie
( support@i6win.com ) if you prefer to communicate directly
I have hourly rates and hourly packages of different sizes and project-based pricing for things like integrating CI/CD.
I will send you my hourly packages tomorrow.
Just a quick update—my new site, tobi-vogel.com, is live! Right now, it’s a simple setup (all built with Wappler and a lot of custom backend extensions), but there’s a lot more coming.
In the next few months, this will be home to Wappler guides, tutorials, and new extensions—including the upcoming version of Bull Queues. You’ll also be able to reach out directly if you’re interested in working together.
If you’re looking for custom extensions, help with CI/CD setups, or support building full-scale production apps, feel free to get in touch through the site. I’m always up for finding ways to make Wappler even better for our projects.
@charlie and @tbvgl, please be reminded that this is a public forum, meaning that it can be read by any medium. As such, email harvesters can easily grab the email addresses mentioned here and use them for alternative end goals.
May I suggest that you remove those email addresses and substitute them for the PM service?
In a previous forum, published email addresses would be removed by moderators. Maybe that should be done here as well.
No worries, @ben ! I understand this is a public forum and have implemented my own email spam blocker.
That said, I agree with you—many users don’t have similar protections. The spam requests I received came through the form on my website rather than direct email.
Form submissions are stored in a database and sent to me via a transactional email service. I’ve also applied rate limiting to the emails, so only a manageable number of requests reach my inbox, with more allowed at the database level.
