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Weâve been building something I wish existed years ago: a space where you can actually figure out what looks good on you.Not based on trends. Based on you. vestiaire.io is live in beta.

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đ Hi, Iâm Idil. Iâm a software engineer with a computer science background. Iâve always wanted to know how things work: in life, in code, and across the stack. That curiosity drives everything I build and write. I like turning âwhat if?â into working software, exploring what the platform can really do, and making digital ideas feel real. I share what I learn through blog posts, demos, and ebooks. Sometimes for fun, sometimes for the real world. If you're into that, stick around.
â Buy me a coffeeHow to fix Flash of Invisible Text (FOIT) using simple CSS techniques like font-display: swap, and why optimizing font rendering is crucial for improving website performance, SEO, and user experience.
If your app only works on high-end phones, itâs not web scale. Hereâs how you can change it.
CI/CD isnât magicâitâs just automation with structure. This post breaks down how it works, why it matters, and how to stop shipping broken code.
Forget the Docker horror stories. Learn how containers actually work and what matters
Relational who? Discover why graph databases are changing how we model and query relationships, and why they might be the tool you didnât know you needed.
Cut through the complexity and actually get how Kubernetes works
Practical guide for developers who want to deeply understand how browsers render code. Youâll learn how layout, accessibility, responsiveness, and animations really work under the hood and how to build fast, accessible, and maintainable UIs without relying on frameworks.
đ¸ PaidTurn your code into real performance.This is the performance manual frontend engineers actually need
Weâve been building something I wish existed years ago: a space where you can actually figure out what looks good on you.Not based on trends. Based on you. vestiaire.io is live in beta.
This summer, I went to Menorca and kept working.But I could swim between meetings and I wasnât overheating by 10 a.m. And the weird part? I worked better.I wasnât rushing through everything. I had space to think. I wasnât annoyed all the time. Not because it was a âbreak.â It wasnât.I just wasnât miserable, and apparently that helps. Balance doesnât always mean working less.Sometimes it just means not feeling like youâre surviving your day before it even starts. Thatâs all.
Not many people know this, but I took fashion design classes from Parsons New York while building Vestiaire.This oneâs from my sketching class. I wasnât trying to become a fashion designer. I just needed to understand how clothing works, how shapes move, how proportions shift, how real garments come together before they ever make it into a digital product. Because if Iâm building tools for people who care about fashion, I need to meet the craft where it lives. This sketch looks nothing like code.But honestly? It taught me more about user interfaces than a lot of design systems ever did
A dress looks different when it moves, just like a layout on mobile. Good design adapts.
This guy sits on my desk during long nights of debugging. Just a small reminder not to take it all too seriously: the bugs, the deadlines, the code that worked yesterday but not today.Sometimes you just need a duck with sunglasses.
A year ago I was debugging CSS transitions at 2 a.m. Now Iâm talking about building fashion-tech tools that donât just work,they actually understand users.Crazy.
I build backend-to-frontend systems that are fast, reliable, and easy to maintain.
Go, Node.js, TypeScript, Web Components, PostgreSQL, Docker
I fix what's slowing you down: rendering issues, layout shifts, bloated bundles. You get faster load times, better UX, and code that scales.
HTML, CSS, Web Components, Rendering Path, Accessibility, JS Performance
Live or remote workshops that go beyond theory. I teach practical techniques in performance, architecture, and scalable systems your team can apply immediately.
Web Components, API Design, Performance, Design Systems, Accessibility
No filler. I opinionated talks that bridge engineering depth with real-world results. Perfect for tech events and offsites.
Keynotes, Panels, Product Talks, Engineering Culture
High-quality developer content written by someone who actually builds systems. I create content that teaches, sells, and builds credibility.
Technical Blogging, Documentation, Dev Marketing
I script, record, and edit dev videos. Clear, technical, and actually useful.
Tutorials, Product Demos, Dev Storytelling
Design systems that developers donât hate. I build clean, consistent UI libraries that ship fast and scale well.
Figma, Web Components, HTML/CSS
I create content that devs actually trust. I only promote tools I use through technical content
Sponsored Content, Dev Evangelism, Community Activation