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It's been a while. The old WordPress setup was drowning in plugin updates and bloated page loads. I got sick of logging into the dashboard, so I wiped it and rebuilt the site from scratch.
The new stack is Next.js. The design is stripped down, and posts are just markdown files in a git repo. No database, no block editors. Pages load instantly, and I can write directly in a text editor.
I kept the multi-language support. It still covers English, Turkish, and German, but now it's properly isolated. Visitors only download the strings and routes they actually need. No leftover bloat.
I migrated a few posts from the old blog that are still relevant: some Windows guides, a file recovery breakdown, and a look at hosting control panels. Going forward, expect more of the same: short, practical notes on whatever infrastructure or automation I'm currently wrestling with.
If any of this helps you out, or if you need a hand with a project, hit the contact page.
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