It is a public workbench.
I use this GitHub to show the part that a CV cannot show well: how I understand technical problems, break them down, document them, and turn curiosity into small working outputs.
My background is practical and broad: computers since childhood, Android experiments, hosting, domains, WordPress, Linux, VPS, small scripts, repair attempts, web tools and many technical rabbit holes. Now I am turning that experience into clearer, testable proof.
current loop: understand the core -> test it -> build a small proof -> explain it simply|
Systems Network basics, Linux, hosting, domains, setup, troubleshooting. |
Web HTML, CSS, JavaScript, portfolio building, small UI experiments. |
Documentation Checklists, notes, application tracking, simple explanations. |
| Track | What I am turning into proof | Status |
|---|---|---|
| IT systems | IT Troubleshooting Playbook | active |
| Terminal | Linux/macOS command notes with examples | active |
| Web basics | Portfolio site, Password Generator, Weather Dashboard and small UI pieces | active |
| Programming | Task Tracker CLI and JavaScript/Python fundamentals I can explain line by line | learning |
| Applications | Application Tracker and portfolio system | active |
| Creative web | Wiki Rabbit Hole as a larger browser-based JavaScript exercise | active |
| German | Short IT explanations in German | daily work |
| Project | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Portfolio | Next.js, TypeScript, design, deployment, custom domain |
| Application Tracker / Live Demo | HTML/CSS/JavaScript, localStorage, tables, workflow thinking |
| Weather Dashboard | API fetch, city search, loading/error states, forecast data |
| Task Tracker CLI | Python, SQLite, command-line basics, CRUD and basic tests |
| Password Generator | JavaScript DOM work, browser crypto API, GitHub Pages |
| IT Troubleshooting Playbook | Networking basics, DNS/DHCP/gateway notes, technical documentation |
| Wiki Rabbit Hole | Larger vanilla JavaScript app, API usage, state and UI handling |
I am not listing these as final mastery. I am listing the environment I work in and the tools I am turning into practical evidence.
A visitor should not leave with: "he added many badges."
A visitor should leave with:
He is early, but serious.
He can learn from unclear problems.
He documents instead of only consuming.
He has a visual sense and a technical direction.
He can turn practical curiosity into visible technical proof.Ich interessiere mich für Informatik, IT-Systeme, Webentwicklung und praktische Fehleranalyse. Dieses GitHub-Profil zeigt kleine technische Projekte, Notizen und meine Art, Probleme zu verstehen, zu testen und verständlich zu dokumentieren.
- Portfolio: furkankorhan.com
- Email: mail@furkankorhan.com
