To share my blog posts, I developed and launched a custom WordPress theme using Tailpress with TailwindCSS and Alpine.js.

To prevent lagging issues caused by high traffic, I developed a web application using Next.js and Material UI that lists National Lottery results with the ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration) method.

A web application I developed using Gatsby and TailwindCSS to detect dead pixels on screens and repair stuck pixels.

For my portfolio website, I initially used Angular and Bootstrap, then switched to Gatsby.js and TailwindCSS, and finally adopted Astrojs.

I developed a library for Angular to fit text into HTML elements with specific dimensions, and I published it on NPM.

While teaching information technology, I published my lessons as blog posts and created videos on topics that students found challenging, sharing them on YouTube.

While working as an information technology teacher, I developed a web application to enhance student participation in class, share lecture notes, and make announcements.

While serving as a reserve officer, I developed a project aimed at enhancing security at the barrack entrance and exit points. The project involved encrypting, verifying, and digitizing paper-based information. As part of this effort, I created a desktop application prototype.

cvzilla is a resume builder that works on the principle of converting from HTML to PDF using the Django and wkhtmltopdf library. cvzilla, which hosts 8 completely customizable themes, is a web application that I published with Gunicorn and NGINX, and I chose PostgreSQL for the database.

After graduating from university, I continued my game development journey with a game called MetalMind. MetalMind, which I wrote using Unity3D, was a puzzle game based on remembering the lighted numbers that appear in circles on the screen and arranging them correctly after they go out. Unlike my previous game, in this game, I added features like a score board and score sharing.

Flappy Tube is a 2D platform game that I developed when I was introduced to Unity3D in my final year of university. I was inspired by the Twitter and YouTube censorship at that time. I characterized the Twitter bird with YouTube colors and created several game modes, including one where you have to pass through without getting caught by political figures. I published it on the Google Play Store.

During my university years, I created a blog primarily to share my knowledge about phone repair.