I am a 28 year old software developer living
in North-Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
I have over 5 years of experience in software development, and I am currently
employed at Worklane GmbH, a company that specializes in Human Resoures,
where I build web applications to meet the needs of the company and its customers.
As a Fullstack Developer, I am working
with
Next.js
and
Python - FastAPI
on a daily basis.
I manage software development from
idea to
deployment.
open source projects
More capable and faster approach for code search, built for agents and humans, optimised for projects.
PostgreSQL-backed task queue and workflow engine for Python.
Rust port of Horsies.
The shared monitoring tool for distributed queue and workflow engine.
WCAG 2.1 color contrast compliance checker. Statically analyzes design tokens and React/Next.js components against AA and AAA thresholds without running the app.
VS Code and Cursor extension that automatically launches preconfigured terminals when you open your workspace. Custom names, colors, and startup commands.
Let your claude to get help from another claude ( or codex ).
Fast, lightweight ISO 639-1 language detection written in Rust, with native bindings for npm (napi-rs) and PyPI (PyO3).
Shadcn port of material-react-table, most feature complete data tables for Shadcn-UI ecosystem.
how they work
Every first query bootstraps an indexer; the OS streams fnotify events to keep indexes incrementally fresh. Subsequent queries read straight from indexes.
Fast indexing, much faster queries than alternatives
with sql and grep like syntax for agents and humans
Find functions, structs, methods | not just text matches.
See more here: suleymanozkeskin.github.io/collie
Producers and schedulers write tasks into Postgres; a worker listens for new tasks via LISTEN/NOTIFY and hands them off to the engine, returning the result.
Unlike other task queues, horsies enforces a type contract for the entire lifetime of a task. Comes with a great workflow engine. Express your workflows with horsies, easier than ever.
See more here: suleymanozkeskin.github.io/horsies