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- Grafirio An idea that started with “what if, instead of just showing data, we let people ask it things?” Today it's a product I founded that turns plain-language questions into interactive dashboards.
- Dynorder An attempt to meet e-commerce companies' infrastructure needs with one flexible platform. I carried the technical direction of a six-person team; everything from architecture to coding standards landed on my desk.
- Promeeting It started as a way to make meeting rooms and shared workspaces bookable by the hour. It ended up as a TÜBİTAK-backed product people actually used.
Nothing here yet.
Nothing here yet.
I've been working with software for about 10 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. More →
Tech Junkyard
Everything I've used, tried, or simply fell into out of curiosity. Grab it, throw it, mess it up.
Tap one to see what I think of it.
See everything as a list
- .NET4
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- AI Agents1
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- AWS
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- Azure1
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- Blockchain1
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- C#
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- CSS
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- Django
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- Docker
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- Flutter
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- HTML
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- Jenkins
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- LLM1
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- MetaMask1
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- MongoDB1
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- MSSQL2
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- Node.js2
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- PostgreSQL1
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- Python1
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- RabbitMQ
- I've used it on various projects. For some problems I still find it more sensible than Kafka.
- RAG1
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- React
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- REST API2
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