Hello! 👋 I am Ubeyde Emir Özdemir
I have been interested in coding since my young ages and I am currently studying software engineering at Üsküdar University. I'm the average JavaScript enjoyer, currently learning React, moving forward to specialize on the frontend.
Featured Projects
In particular, I would like to introduce these projects
Countrypedia
My advice
This web application shows you the list of many countries, also you can search for countries, get information such as the flag, coat of arms, population, region of the country you selected. Read more
Turkiye API
Most starred
This API allows you to get data about provinces/districts in 🇹🇷 Turkey/Turkiye. You can also use features such as pagination, filtering, and sorting in this API. I've been trying to add the neighborhoods feature lately. Read more
So, who am I really?
Cares about coding, troubleshooting complex problems, and helping projects complete on time; However, I am someone who is trying to improve myself while studying software engineering. While I strive to deliver something especially on the frontend side, I am trying to expand its scope to full-stack over time. For this very reason, I follow the web development world closely and strive to adapt to it.
What are your hobbies?
I am interested in etymology and history and love listening to folk music and anthems of different cultures.
Which schools did you attend?
Üsküdar University (software engineering)
September 2022 - Present
Üsküdar University (preparatory class)
September 2021 - June 2022
Prof. Dr. Nabi Avcı High School
September 2016 - June 2020
What are your coding skills?*
*In the star rating system, I ranked the stars hierarchically from what I know best to what I know the worst.Which languages do you speak
Turkish (Native)
English (Reading & writing: good, listening & speaking: so-so)
How did you start your software development adventure?
Even in my preschool days, I was interested in electronic devices. After going to primary school and getting a computer (laptop) at home, I became especially interested in computers. In a short time, my interest shifted from hardware to software. During my primary school days, I was playing computer games on the weekends while studying during the week, these were usually platform games. But I wasn't content with just playing, I was also scribbling the possible levels of a platform game in my mind in a notebook that had nothing to do with school lessons (Of course, at that time I had no idea how to code my dream game). Sometimes, I would take things even further and make a truly playable version of the Ludo game by changing the rules a little more with my A4s and my handicraft knowledge.
When I was in secondary school, I discovered that I could make games with the GameMaker application, sometimes by using drag-drop and sometimes by writing code, and I created a maze, a platform game and a shooting game (orbit). During this period, I frequently benefited from YouTube tutorials. I did not understand most of the codes I wrote, but thanks to what I did, I learned the if-else logic, logical operators (such as AND: &&, OR: ||) and variables for the first time.
During my high school years, I mostly focused on making websites and mobile applications. On the mobile side, I was trying to make very simple Android applications with Android Studio and Java. On the website side, I created my own blog with WordPress. In this blog, I was sharing the games I made during middle school and some Android application suggestions. Apart from this, I received web design and graphic design training (2016~2017) in a software-related course I attended. After a long time, I received MCSD training. The course focused mostly on C# and SQL, and although I currently prefer using JavaScript and NoSQL, it gave me a strong foundation in the software world.
Nowadays, I am someone who is trying to improve myself while studying software engineering. While I strive to deliver something especially on the frontend side, I am trying to expand its scope to full-stack over time. For this very reason, I follow the web development world closely and strive to adapt to it.