I'm Not a Standard Developer

I reject the "just make it work" mentality that most developers have. For me, it's not enough for code to just work; it also needs to be elegant, efficient, and future-oriented. I am an architect who builds performant and scalable systems in the digital world, thought through to the finest detail.

I obsess over code - and I'm proud of it. I don't just solve the problem, I don't sleep until I find the most optimized, most performant, and most secure version of that solution. Even a millisecond delay is a defeat for me. This perfectionist obsession is actually a reflection of my respect for the user.

I don't just stack bricks on top of each other; I lay the foundation of earthquake-resistant skyscrapers that will stand for years. Clean Architecture, SOLID principles - these aren't just buzzwords for me, they're my life philosophy. Under every line of code I write lies not just logic, but a vision.

I tried popular paths like TypeScript/Next.js, but consciously abandoned them because I couldn't foresee the future. My choice of Go isn't just a language preference; it's because it represents the philosophy of performance, simplicity, and scalability. Instead of chasing trends, I invest in technologies that will still be relevant ten years from now.

All this "obsessing" has one purpose: To provide users with a fast, reliable, and seamless experience. My perfectionism is actually my customer satisfaction obsession. Because coding is an art form for me, and like every work of art, the systems I create must add value to users' lives.

"I write code thinking not just about today, but about what a system will look like five years from now. Every line of code is a step taken to prevent a future problem or create an opportunity."