News about projects and stuff.
In the last blog post, I mentioned that I was planning to move to GitLab. I did migrated some of the projects and tries to set up pipelines to work on it but every time I tried to make it work, it simply failed on somewhere. I made ~30 commits that are just me editing […]
GitLab Move – Huge Failure Read More »
There are few updates that I am working on for now. Here’s all of them. GitLab I’m thinking about switching to GitLab as its more open platform than GitHub itself. Maybe in the future I might self-host it (and I do want to self-host it but my hosting provider does not have any options to
March 2024 – Updates Read More »
2023 might not be a good year for my stuff, especially when I removed a big chunk of it. However, lately there are better thing that I did and things that I will do better than before so here’s a list of them. BlueAir BlueAir is an amazing tool to batch-download files. However, its graphically
Happy New Year! – 2024 Plans Read More »
BlueAir is a bulk file downloader that works in both desktop and Android (until I figure out how to publish apps to iOS), can be expanded with the help of command-based downloaders and also can process those files before and after each download with commands. Note: Command-based downloaders and commands for each download features DO
Introducing BlueAir Read More »
Currently, all tools are deprecated. Their GitHub repositories are now archived and private. All their NuGet packages are also unlisted and marked as legacy. None had stars or forks on GitHub except me and my alt account but in NuGet it had 50.603 downloads and 11 total packages. Unless NuGet gets “delete package” feature they
Lately, some stuff Yorot used just disappeared and Yorot’s source code became too complex with less flexibility. In order to start working on Yorot, the entire project has to be reset yet again. Yorot in its development life had problems to became a cross-platform desktop web browser. The first issue is the framework to use
Resetting Yorot, again Read More »
Normally, I couldn’t celebrate on the website much because I was out every year during the holidays, but this year I had the opportunity. This short blog post was also a good opportunity for me to briefly let you know what I’ve been working on lately. If you noticed that the website design has changed,
Happy 100th Anniversary of Turkish Republic! Read More »
Fostrian 1.3 released today with a couple of improvements and new data types.Newest of them are: Get Fostrian Also read: How to use Fostrian Fostrian Viewer Fostrian Viewer, the cross-platform desktop application to view and edit Fostrian files and convert from/to XML gets a new UI design. It used to have just dark mode but
Fostrian 1.3 – New Types Read More »
Blueway is officially in development right now and if nothing goes wrong, I’m planning it to release this summer. Well currently, It’s not even ready to use but I started designing the UI so here’s the concept art back when the project was known as “Backupster”: Fun fact: I created these from a simple image
Blueway Dev Blog – Concept to Reality Read More »
Fostrian is a nodal data system (similar to XML or JSON) but for binary formats with support for text (string), numbers (integer, float, etc.) or even small stuff like booleans or a singular character. What differentiates Fostrian from others is that it stores data in way more smaller way because the others are in text
Fostrian 1.2 — Variables! Read More »
