Year in Code · 2025–26
cengiz, your year
was loud.
Scroll down for the projects that shipped, where the time went, and the tools that carried it. No invented stats; just the real highlights.
The headline
Six builds shipped, two of them for real clients.
Not coursework screenshots. Live, deployed software people actually use.
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Projects shipped
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Real clients
0 / 100
Capstone score
Biggest build
TheTripMan went live, and kept running.
A booking + payments platform for an influencer-led business, built solo end to end and processing real bookings.
TheTripMan
Booking + payments for a 1.7M-follower client. Live, solo, revenue-share.
Le Pathétique
Solo multimodal-AI hackathon build at BearHacks 2026.
Feather (Capstone)
A year-long build, ranked #1 of 50+ at the capstone showcase. Graded 97/100.
Puffy
A second real client: a website for a local patisserie.
Where the time went
TypeScript carried the year.
A rough sense of the split. C#/.NET and Python pulled their weight on coursework and ML.
- TypeScript~55%
- C# / .NET~18%
- Python~15%
- SQL~7%
- Other~5%
Tools I lived in
Next.js and a fast editor did the heavy lifting.
Modern stack, used the way a working dev actually uses it.
Most-used editor
Cursor + VS Code
Most-used framework
Next.js · App Router
That’s a wrap
Graduated, ranked #1, still shipping
Open to full-time developer roles across the GTA or remote. Canadian permanent resident, so there is no sponsorship to sort out.