Ajinkya Palaskar

@AjinkyaP

Using code to create experiences that matter.

Joined October 2023

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A versatile frontend developer specialising in React and Next.js. Currently trying my hands on React Native. I also like working on Node.js every now and then.

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APAjinkya Palaskarajinkyap.hashnode.devJul 16, 2025 · 9 min read

Optimizing Image Performance in Next.js: Best Practices for Fast, Visual Web Apps

Images are often the biggest contributors to page weight, especially in modern web apps that are visually rich, think landing pages, portfolios, blogs, or e-commerce stores. While high-quality visuals help build trust and engagement, they can also be...

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APAjinkya Palaskarajinkyap.hashnode.devJul 16, 2025 · 7 min read

Drizzle ORM in Practice: Building Better Backends with Type-Safe SQL

If you've worked on more than one backend project, chances are you've already built some love–hate relationship with ORMs. They promise to abstract away SQL and speed up development, until they don’t. One minute you're flying through model definition...

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APAjinkya Palaskarajinkyap.hashnode.devJul 15, 2025 · 8 min read

Making Sense of tRPC: Rethinking API Layers in TypeScript Projects

For most developers, building an API means choosing between REST and GraphQL, setting up routes or resolvers, and managing a separate schema to keep the frontend and backend in sync. It’s a familiar workflow, one that’s been refined over the years wi...

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APAjinkya Palaskarajinkyap.hashnode.devApr 11, 2024 · 14 min read

Guide to Exporting HTML Tables to Excel in React with exceljs

I recently had a requirement in a project to export HTML tables to Excel. I was using React (Next.js to be precise) and wanted to find a way to export HTML tables to Excel. I found a library called exceljs that allows you to export HTML tables to Exc...

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APAjinkya Palaskarajinkyap.hashnode.devJan 9, 2024 · 11 min read

Uploading folders and files to Shared Drives using Next.js API route handlers

Recently I had a requirement in my project to programmatically create folders inside Shared Drives and upload files to those folders. I could not find any proper resource on how to do this. So I am writing this blog to help others who might come acro...

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Optimizing Image Performance in Next.js: Best Practices for Fast, Visual Web Apps

Drizzle ORM in Practice: Building Better Backends with Type-Safe SQL

Making Sense of tRPC: Rethinking API Layers in TypeScript Projects

Guide to Exporting HTML Tables to Excel in React with exceljs

Uploading folders and files to Shared Drives using Next.js API route handlers

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Optimizing Image Performance in Next.js: Best Practices for Fast, Visual Web Apps

Drizzle ORM in Practice: Building Better Backends with Type-Safe SQL

Making Sense of tRPC: Rethinking API Layers in TypeScript Projects

Guide to Exporting HTML Tables to Excel in React with exceljs

Uploading folders and files to Shared Drives using Next.js API route handlers