Pratik Sah

@ThePratikSah

DOMinating with React!

Banglore, INJoined December 2020

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Works on NodeJS, React, React Native and many more day in and out.

Skilled in back-end development, REST API, NodeJS, MongoDB, MySQL, React & React Native.

Connect to learn from my experience. I keep sharing them. Mostly about tech here on my LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/pratiksah/

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MERN stack application development.

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Pratik Sahblog.pratik.dev17 posts

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PSPratik Sahblog.pratik.devJun 24, 2023 · 4 min read

React Context API for handling global state

In React, managing the global state efficiently is crucial for building complex applications. While Redux has long been the go-to solution for centralized state management, React's Context API now provides a built-in mechanism for handling global sta...

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PSPratik Sahblog.pratik.devJun 24, 2023 · 3 min read

Streamlining React Component Development with a Custom CLI

React has become one of the most popular JavaScript libraries for building user interfaces. As a React developer, I often found myself spending valuable time manually creating components and managing CSS modules. The lack of consistency and repetitiv...

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PSPratik Sahblog.pratik.devMay 26, 2022 · 6 min read

An introduction to digital ocean functions

Recently I came across a post by the digital ocean where they introduced us to the serverless functions which they recently launched. I'm a huge fan of them in terms of simplicity and pricing. I thought of giving it a try and found it to be really e...

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PSPratik Sahblog.pratik.devJul 22, 2021 · 2 min read

Handle file uploads in Node JS with Formidable

While handling file uploads via the form in Express, you might have tried Multer. It is good but Formidable is awesome when it comes to simplicity without having to deal with middleware. The formidable module is used for parsing both the form data an...

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PSPratik Sahblog.pratik.devMar 30, 2021 · 3 min read

Log your Node Js error in a log file like a PRO!

We all have used console.log() at some point in time but these are just for debugging purpose only. It's not recommended in a production-level app. If you'll use them in your production level app, this may not help you in finding the exact error and ...

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React Context API for handling global state

Streamlining React Component Development with a Custom CLI

An introduction to digital ocean functions

Handle file uploads in Node JS with Formidable

Log your Node Js error in a log file like a PRO!

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Pratik Sah

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Pratik Sah's blogs

Recently published

React Context API for handling global state

Streamlining React Component Development with a Custom CLI

An introduction to digital ocean functions

Handle file uploads in Node JS with Formidable

Log your Node Js error in a log file like a PRO!