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@benaiah

Benaiah Barango

@benaiah·Joined December 2021

Javascript dev

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I am a Javascript Engineer at Fullscript. I'm passionate about designing and coding users' experiences

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I am a Javascript Engineer at Fullscript. I'm passionate about designing and coding users' experiences

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Benaiah Barango's blogs

Benaiah's blogbenaiah.hashnode.dev3 posts

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BBBenaiah Barangoinbenaiah.hashnode.dev·Jun 8, 2023 · 2 min read

Build a typing game with Next.js and Appwrite

For the 2023 Appwrite + Hashnode Hackathon, I decided to build a daily typing challenge where users can sign in and attempt to accurately type out the sentence for the day as quickly as they can. Here's how I built it. Tech Stack Frontend - Next.js ...

BBBenaiah Barangoinbenaiah.hashnode.dev·Dec 21, 2021 · 3 min read

When ISR might be a better option than SSR (Next JS)

I recently improved the performance, and overall user experience of a Next.JS web app I built by changing how I fetched data. First, let's get some acronyms out of the way: SSG refers to 'Static Site Generation', SSR stands for 'Server-Side Rendering...

BBBenaiah Barangoinbenaiah.hashnode.dev·Aug 1, 2021 · 2 min read

Prototype first, Code later

In my early coding days, I was advised to always draw out a sketch of what I intended to create and also work out a pseudo-code before jumping to my dark-themed VSCode editor. One major thing that was missing from this very useful piece of advice was...