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Mentor & Specialist on React JS, Redux, MERN Stack & LAMP Stack, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (April 2016 - July 2018) for Visual Studio & Development Tools, a Guinness Record holder (Microsoft App Fest), a Postgraduate Distinction Degree in Cloud Computing and a Software Developer with 9+ years of industrial experience in Enterprise Web Application Development with specialisation in Front End Engineering, User Experience and Web App Development.

People call me Praveen or PravMan. I am an ailurophile, vegetarian, and an experimental chef. Well, I would like to experiment as much as I can, on food and my life. My body is made up of HTML & CSS, which is literally me! This defines me as a Full Stack Web Developer (Front End, Back End, Middleware, Whatever...).

Oh yeah, I am a highly motivated, passionate hard-core web developer with diverse experience in developing web applications, hybrid mobile apps, and cloud computing solutions ranging from working on cute layouts, payment gateways etcetera and the list goes on till making a clone, better than Facebook. Yup, you heard it right. I did make a clone of our favourite social network from scratch.

Once upon a time, I was consistently ranked as top 0.01% developers in Stack Overflow. I stopped contributing much after achieving 100k reputation points. I am also a Pluralsight Mentor, Thinkful Mentor and a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional in the field of Visual Studio & Development Tools.

Website: https://praveen.science/

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blog.praveen.science 1mo ago

Ground Control: A zero-back end admin tool to process 50k records in the browser

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blog.praveen.science 2mo ago

Chrome's 4GB AI Surprise: Why Google Chrome Is Quietly Downloading Gemini Nano

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www.youtube.com 6mo ago

LinkedIn Causing 7000 Requests/Second? CPU Spike Across Fresh Systems

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who.is 1y ago

Did CloudStrike Register ClownStrike Under COM TLD? Wow

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www.youtube.com 2y ago

Running React JavaScript in a Single HTML File

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twitter.com 2y ago

Running React JavaScript in a Single HTML File

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Twitter Auth / Login – Does someone have any issues?

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www.vancouverisawesome.com 4y ago

Researchers develop 'Minority Report' like tech for drugs – Vancouver Is Awesome

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www.utoronto.ca 4y ago

Research: Listening to favourite music improves brain func in Alzheimer’s pats

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www.inc.com 4y ago

Google's CEO Just Gave the Best Reason yet for Not Returning to the Office

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opensource.guide 4y ago

Open Source Guides – Learn how to launch and grow your project

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www.linkedin.com 4y ago

ChatBot using ReactJS without AI

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www.linkedin.com 5y ago

Deceptive Page Ahead message on all the short links from rb.gy

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twitter.com 5y ago

All short links from rb.gy shows Deceptive Page Ahead

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codehouse.vercel.app 5y ago

Code House – Store House of 300 Developer Cheatsheets

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stackoverflow.com 5y ago

GitHub Search API is inconsistent, or is it me?

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events.praveen.science 5y ago

30 Days of React JavaScript: Solving 30 Problems in 30 Days

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stackoverflow.blog 5y ago

Gaming PCs to heat your home, oceans to cool your data centers

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protonmail.com 5y ago

What is end-to-end encryption and how does it work?

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www.digitalocean.com 5y ago

How to Code in React.js by DigitalOcean

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www.bleepingcomputer.com 5y ago

Subway UK phishing attack is pushing TrickBot malware

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www.zdnet.com 5y ago

Hackers hide web skimmer inside a website's CSS

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www.theregister.com 5y ago

Atlassian goes full Service Management with platform, promises Service Desk

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www.freecodecamp.org 5y ago

Popular Front End Development Tools You Should Know

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www.theregister.com 5y ago

BBC makes switch to AWS, serverless for new website architecture

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www.zdnet.com 5y ago

REvil ransomware gang 'acquires' KPOT malware

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www.theregister.com 5y ago

Google Project Zero to GitHub: You've had 104 days to sort out injection vuln

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www.youtube.com 5y ago

Learn Something New: Alexa Skills Workshop with Sohini Pattanayak

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www.theregister.com 5y ago

AWS signs MoU for fluffy white services with UK.gov

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www.androidpolice.com 5y ago

Chrome to let users take screenshots in incognito mode

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For some reason it started popping up in my feeds, and it's very great to see. Plus, this is the time, most of them can achieve something in the quarantine period. :)

I have seen some people who are hunting jobs Feb, they can look at it and download the course too. BTW, you can download the course contents and watch it later.

Just give your personal email or create one and give it. :) I know it's kinda wrong, but yea, if you're privacy concerned, there are throwaway emails too.

My point of view: Even I have the same aversion towards TypeScript. I feel it's about the language construct. Coming from a PHP & JavaScript background, I love the duck typed languages - as opposed to the typed ones.

I love the freedom of assignment without declaring the data type and mixing & matching the assignment of different types of data and reusing the variable. I don't really see a reason why should I use TypeScript, if I am coding stuff with, say, Notepad or Vim.

The main issue here is the catch-all. Even I was suprised to find out this was an anti pattern. The concern here is unnecessary requests and routing for a brute force attacker.

The main reason for this post is, Apple replaces bash with zsh as the default shell in macOS Catalina. Just so that people might find this easier to set up.

You have everything from the requests to process here: https://www.codementor.io/howitworks/mentorship. Did you see that already?

If yes, in simple terms, you set your budget and you try to bid yourself for the work. Then the customer chooses you, if you are convincing enough for them to take you.

You gotta start a timer and let the customer know that you are charging. Once you have done with your work, and the customer is happy, you may stop the timer and the timer works in steps of 15 minutes.

Then the customer leaves you a feedback and you will be credited with the amount agreed. I guess the payout duration will be about three to five days later in order to curb fraudulent accounts and you can request your pay once you reach a certain threshold.

WYSIWYG is kinda difficult for developers to control the allowed HTML part as it can generate a lot of gibberish and null characters. The same goes with contenteditable too. The good thing is, if you have Markdown, you can export it to HTML, text, doc, PDF, or any other format.