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Turkish words and short phrases computer engineers use at work: roles, meetings, code, git, systems, and shipping software.
Roles and Titles
Job titles you will hear on a Turkish engineering team.
The Team
Talk about teammates, seniority, and how the team works.
Meetings - 1
Join a call, share your screen, and keep the meeting moving.
Meetings - 2
Sprint rituals, estimates, and standup status.
Tasks and Tickets
Assign work, set priority, and say where a ticket stands.
Requirements
User stories, acceptance criteria, and clarifying what to build.
Programming - 1
Core coding words: functions, variables, classes, and loops.
Programming - 2
Libraries, frameworks, compiling, and talking about the codebase.
Data and Types
Types, collections, and common data shapes.
Git - 1
Clone, branch, commit, push, and pull.
Git - 2
Merge, conflicts, pull requests, and releases.
Code Review
Ask for a review, leave comments, and approve a change.
Bugs and Debugging
Report a bug, reproduce it, and talk through a fix.
Testing
Unit tests, coverage, QA, and saying the tests broke.
APIs
Requests, responses, auth, and talking about endpoints.
Databases
Tables, queries, migrations, and database trouble.
Frontend
UI, components, the browser, and client-side work.
Backend
Services, jobs, cache, and server-side logic.
DevOps
Pipelines, environments, containers, and shipping to production.
Servers and Cloud
Servers, cloud, networking basics, and ops alerts.
Security
Vulnerabilities, secrets, access, and not committing the keys.
Performance
Latency, bottlenecks, profiling, and making it faster.
Architecture
System design, trade-offs, and technical debt.
Hardware and Networks
Machines, memory, disks, and the network under the software.
Documentation
READMEs, wikis, handovers, and keeping docs up to date.
Engineering Talk
Everyday phrases for taking work, disagreeing, and syncing with the team.