A New Chapter
The logic of computer programming has fascinated me since childhood. The same way of thinking also lies behind design mathematics, which is now my main field of interest. Searching for the simplicity behind things, looking for the fundamentals, and identifying the most meaningful basic elements has always been my greatest challenge.
With this intention, Designcoding went online in 2011. I tried to share my research, some student work, and news. While learning computational geometry, I wanted to teach it as well, and it continued for much longer than I had ever expected. During the past few years, I could not devote enough attention to it for long periods of time.
Now, a new chapter has begun.
I will resume sharing my experiences, the things I go through while trying to understand problems, and my working files from where I left off. If you are interested in reading about the experiences of someone who is trying to understand the ideas behind geometry rather than simply presenting finished AI-generated solutions, welcome to my blog.
With this return, I have also completely rebuilt the infrastructure of the old website, while keeping its classic appearance. It is now faster, mobile-friendly, and based on a simple structure that I hope I can maintain for many years. I have closed all my other platforms except for my YouTube channel, where I publish my course videos. As before, you can access the blog directly through its own address or via search engines.
In this new chapter, just as it was before 2022, all of my working files will be available for free download. If you find my work helpful, you can support me with a small donation through Patreon to help cover my server and software expenses. I am truly grateful for your support, which has encouraged me on the 15-year journey of designcoding.
Tuğrul.
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