
Create a Translation Application with Amazon Translate!
Learn how to build a serverless translation application using AWS Lambda, Amazon Translate, and AWS SAM. Complete guide with TypeScript and Node.js
Backend developer passionate about building scalable systems with Node.js, TypeScript & AWS.
Hi! I’m Ozer. I enjoy writing code, building projects, and sharing what I learn.
As an AWS Community Builder in my fourth year, I create cloud-focused content and speak at industry events.
On my own platform, yayinliyor.com, authors can publish book chapters and readers can leave feedback.
I primarily focus on backend development with Node.js and TypeScript, using frameworks like Fastify and Express. For data storage I choose DynamoDB, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, or Redis as needed. For asynchronous communication I rely on RabbitMQ or AWS SNS/SQS; for containerization I use Docker; and for CI/CD I leverage GitHub Actions and Vercel. I also build serverless applications on AWS Lambda and integrate other AWS Cloud services based on project requirements.
You can find my blog posts, side projects, and CV here:
Learn how to build a serverless translation application using AWS Lambda, Amazon Translate, and AWS SAM. Complete guide with TypeScript and Node.js
A comprehensive guide on debugging applications locally using Docker containers
ozersubasi.com is a personal blog and portfolio website built on Next.js 14 with TypeScript.
It uses Tailwind CSS for responsive styling, Contentful CMS for content management, and is deployed on Vercel with automatic CI/CD.
The site features blog posts, project showcases with modal previews.
Yayinliyor.com is a community-driven book-sharing platform built on Next.js 14 with TypeScript.
It leverages Tailwind CSS and shadcn-ui for responsive styling, react-markdown for rendering chapter content, and Supabase (PostgreSQL) with NextAuth.js for authentication.
The application is containerized with Docker and deployed to AWS ECS Fargate via AWS CDK, with CI/CD pipelines automated through GitHub Actions. AWS CloudWatch handles health checks and logging.