Economics · Data · Technology
I study economics and build software. My work sits where markets, data and systems meet — from a server-security plugin pair written in Java to a real-time CRM platform in Flask.
I care about tools that make complex systems legible: who can see what, which signals matter, and how data becomes a decision.
Available for freelance work and collaborations
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Three projects that show how I work: two open-source server plugins and a real-time CRM platform.
2026 · Designer & developer
A Paper plugin that hides, blocks and audits commands per LuckPerms group — closing the command-list and tab-complete leak that exposes admin tooling to regular players.
2026 · Designer & developer
A Paper plugin that correlates GrimAC violations, CommandGuard blocked attempts and CoreProtect world activity into one per-player risk timeline with reviewable incidents.
2026 · Designer & developer
A real-time CRM platform for real-estate teams: pipelines, customer messaging, workflow automation and AI assistance, built as a modular Flask monolith on PostgreSQL.
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Public work with releases, licenses and distribution you can verify — no star counts, no badges.
Per-group command visibility and execution control for Paper servers
Turns scattered security alerts into explainable player incidents
This site — a server-first editorial portfolio
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I'm Yiğit, an economics student at Anadolu University. Most of what I know about software I learned by building it: plugins, web applications, automations, and the infrastructure underneath.
That mix shows up in the work. SunshineCommandGuard and Sunshine Sentinel treat server security as a visibility problem — who can see and run what. Portfiva treats a sales pipeline as a data problem. Both are about making complex systems legible and turning raw events into decisions.
Education
B.A. in Economics — Anadolu University
2024 — Present
Coursework focused on microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics and quantitative reasoning.
Languages and frameworks I use to ship products and plugins.
Storage and messaging behind the products.
How the work gets built, tested and shipped.
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Occasional notes on tools and workflows I actually use.
Contact
Tell me what you are building and where data or systems get in the way — email is the fastest way to reach me.