Hi there , welcome to my blog!
I'm Sezer, a Software Developer 
In this blog, I will share my experiences, thoughts, and insights on various topics related to software development, technology, and life in general 
My Python CLI tools are already available through uv, but I use Homebrew on macOS and Scoop on Windows, so I wanted to understand how those ecosystems handle distribution. How do you write a formula? What does a manifest look like? And how do updates get automated?
I've been writing Python for more than five years now: open source, freelance, full-time, contract work. It's a versatile language, and the ecosystem around it keeps reinforcing that. At some point you start to believe you can build almost anything with it.
Early on I had a question in the back of my head: how far can I actually get with Python? The question eventually faded, but I never fully let it go. Every so often I pick it back up and put it to the test. This post is about one of those tests.
Hi there , welcome to my blog!
I'm Sezer, a Software Developer
In this blog, I will share my experiences, thoughts, and insights on various topics related to software development, technology, and life in general