Fatih Sultan Saruhan

I've been working with software for about 12 years.

In the beginning, all I wanted was to write things that worked. Then I started wondering why those things eventually stopped working the way they were supposed to. That question pulled me into architecture, distributed systems, databases, working with teams, and the deeper side of software development.

These days, I mostly work with .NET. Large-scale systems, microservices, APIs, and databases are a big part of my everyday work. But what really keeps me interested in software isn't a list of technologies. It's the question: “Could we do this differently?”

When something catches my interest, it rarely stays on its own. While researching one thing, I usually end up connecting it to something else, which often leads to a completely different problem. Sometimes it turns into a project, sometimes an article, and sometimes just another question in my head.

This site is a record of some of that.

The things I've built, the things I've learned, the ideas I've been thinking about, the articles I've written, the games and experiments I've made, and the occasional “let's see what happens if I try this” are all collected here.

Think of it as my digital workbench.