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Yep, finding local Laravel talent has been rough for us too. My company switched to Laravel in 2020, and back then it was easier to find devs. But lately, it’s been slim pickings. We’ve had to shift to hiring internationally. We found a couple of excellent developers from Romania, and honestly, the quality hasn’t dropped at all. Remote teams are the way to go if you want to stay on top of it.
While that approach sounds appealing, I can’t help but feel skeptical. Lower fees are great, but I’m wary of jumping into untested waters. I’ve heard mixed reviews about different networks, and with the rise in scams, it feels risky. I think I’ll stick with the more established options for now until I feel confident in the new systems. There’s no rush; I’d rather take my time and make informed decisions than risk my investments!
