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Projects

Not every project has to be a finished product. Some begin with a real-world need, others with curiosity, and many with the question “Could we do this better?” Here is a small selection.

01 / VOLUNTEERING

Environmental clean-ups: Underwater, coast, land

Taking part in environmental clean-ups — underwater, along the shoreline and on land — matters to me. Volunteer groups, shared effort and practical contribution are at the heart of this work.

Some of these experiences appear below as photographs and YouTube videos from different days. Their original titles are preserved.

/ field photographs

From shorelines and the field

A selection of photographs I shared from the field. They document the landscape and visible litter, without claiming a specific clean-up result.

Litter on a rocky coast
Litter on a rocky coast
Small cove and shoreline
Small cove and shoreline
Plastic litter along vegetation
Plastic litter along vegetation
Waste collected along a stony shoreline
Waste collected along a stony shoreline
Litter among branches on the beach
Litter among branches on the beach
Rocky coastline and shoreline
Rocky coastline and shoreline
Natural coastal landscape
Natural coastal landscape
View of a public green space
View of a public green space
/ videos

Environmental work on video

Videos published on my YouTube channel. Their titles are shown as originally uploaded. Press a thumbnail to start watching without preloading all video players. YouTube channel

02 / SEARCH AND RESCUE / IN DEVELOPMENT

A search-and-rescue drone concept

I’m working to turn an idea born from a search-and-rescue need into a project with a concrete design and hardware plan. This is a developing concept, not a claim of an operational, field-proven rescue tool.

View the public GitHub repository →

03 / SOFTWARE / IN DEVELOPMENT

A book and author search engine

The idea is to create a locally managed searchable catalogue of books and authors, instead of relying on a live external query for every search. The current approach uses Open Library data as a source.

A public demo or source-code link may be added once it is appropriate to share.

Notes from the field

Rather than maintaining a busy blog, I occasionally document technical problems and the lessons learned from troubleshooting them. The first notes are available in Turkish.

PHP / IIS

A missing PHP function

A short troubleshooting note about exif_imagetype() on a web server.

Read in Turkish →

WINDOWS / GPO

Testing application restrictions

Why testing software restriction policies safely matters.

Read in Turkish →