About this website

mfyz.com has been my online home since 2003. What started as a small playground for a curious web developer grew into a space where I share experiments, lessons, and reflections from two decades of working in tech.

Over the years, this site has gone through nine full redesigns and rewrites, evolving alongside the technologies I was exploring—back-end, front-end, product design, cloud, and everything in between. At different times it has hosted tutorials, code snippets, a developer community, and my thoughts on work and life.

Today, mfyz.com is simply what it always wanted to be: a personal blog. A place where I write about my interests, my experiments, and the things I’m learning as both a technologist and a human.

About Fatih Yıldız

👋 I’m Fatih Yıldız, a technologist, product thinker, and lifelong builder. I’ve worn many hats over the years: back-end engineer, front-end developer, product manager, team lead, and founder.

Currently, I work as a Technical Product Manager at The Washington Post, where I help shape the tools and platforms powering modern digital publishing.

Beyond my day job, I love experimenting with new technologies, exploring the future of the web, and writing about the lessons I pick up along the way. I also occasionally dive into lifestyle topics, like remote work, digital nomadism, or the challenges of balancing tech life with parenthood.

If you want to see more of my work and past projects, you can visit mfyz.net.