Native web standards over framework bloat
zero-bloatI favor lightweight Vanilla JS, CSS3, and modern browser APIs whenever possible. Avoiding heavy build pipelines and bloated dependencies keeps web applications fast, predictable, and resilient.
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Computer Engineering student at Adnan Menderes University. Focused on interactive web applications, zero-bloat vanilla standards, and realtime systems like Supabase.
~ Vanilla JavaScript, PWA & Supabase Realtime.
A deep dive into my open-source project: Kelime Oyunu. Designed from scratch with native web standards, real-time multiplayer, and offline PWA capability.
Faithfully adapted TV show word quiz game built with modern web technologies. Features a high-contrast Neobrutalist studio theme, Supabase Realtime 1v1 live duels, offline PWA gameplay, and automated Vitest/Playwright test suites.

Technologies I rely on for building practical web software. I value browser-native standards, minimal bundle overhead, and proven stability.
Building software that runs fast, solves real problems, and stays maintainable without unnecessary layers.
I am an undergraduate Computer Engineering student at Adnan Menderes University. I believe web applications should feel immediate, accessible, and lightweight — prioritizing native web standards, test coverage, and clean data architecture over endless framework churn.
I favor lightweight Vanilla JS, CSS3, and modern browser APIs whenever possible. Avoiding heavy build pipelines and bloated dependencies keeps web applications fast, predictable, and resilient.
I build software that people actually enjoy using in everyday life. Whether it is a real-time multiplayer word quiz game or automated tooling, the focus is always on tangible user experience.
Building interactive systems requires confidence. I test core mechanics, timer logic, and user flows with unit (Vitest) and end-to-end (Playwright) suites to prevent regressions.
Academic milestones, key software releases, and technical growth.
Undergraduate studies in computer engineering — data structures, algorithms, systems programming, and software architecture.
Interactive web quiz game. Built with a Neobrutalist studio theme, Supabase Realtime 1v1 live duels, PWA offline caching, and Vitest/Playwright tests.
Exploring Linux operating systems, modern browser APIs, core scripting, and interactive user interfaces.
Open for collaboration, open-source projects, and technical conversations.