Projects
Every card names the role I held, the year of the project and the stack I used. The outcome line says what changed once the work was done.
- 2026Design, development and deployment
Live since July 2024 and rebuilt from scratch in July 2026; it runs on my own server with no CMS, no database and no form backend.
The website of a law firm in Ankara, from logo to deployment: bilingual, ten practice areas, direct contact instead of a form, no CMS or database.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- next-intl
- +3
- 2025DevOps Chapter Lead
The product makes the placement call itself: the plan comes out on screen instead of in a spreadsheet, and the platform is live.
A platform that takes over load planning logistics teams ran on paper and spreadsheets. I set up the infrastructure and worked on the placement optimization.
- Git
- GitHub Actions
- Docker
- Linux
- Coolify
- 2025Cybersecurity project, Siber Vatan program
The findings changed the purchase flow: I moved validation to the boundary, and the app now runs in a container that never runs as root.
A ticket purchasing app I wrote for the Siber Vatan program, running in a single container. Then I ran a penetration test and vulnerability analysis on it.
- PHP
- SQLite
- Docker
- 2025Frontend developer
The platform is live and the code is public on GitHub, so anyone who reads it can send a correction.
An open source platform for students in Konya: housing guides and course material once stuck in group chats now live in one place. I wrote the frontend.
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- React
- 2025Frontend developer and UI designer
The scene reaches 120 FPS on a strong machine, but since frame cost varies with hardware I measured on a mid range laptop; it stays smooth there too.
Hubit's interactive 3D layer on the web: I wrote the scene with Three.js, every control has a flat equivalent and the camera moves only when the user asks.
- JavaScript
- Three.js
- 2025Personal project
It works without an account and no grade leaves the browser; the static build sits on GitHub Pages and the source is public.
A single page tool where a student enters quiz, midterm and final scores and sees the average right away. A personal project: I designed it and wrote it.
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- React
- +1
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