@codeguyakash

Akash (codeguyakash)

@codeguyakash

Full Stack Developer with MERN Stack expertise, preparing to become an Expert SDE while building innovative web applications.

Delhi, IndiaJoined January 2024

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Hey 👋 What's up? My name is Akash. and I'm a Frontend Developer from Delhi, India. About me 👋 Hello, I'm Akash, and I'm passionate about creating visually appealing and highly functional websites that leave a lasting impact. With one year of experience in the fast-paced world of front-end development, I've honed my skills to turn ideas into reality. 💡 Specialization: JavaScript & React JavaScript is my playground, and React is my go-to toolkit. I believe in the power of user-friendly interfaces and seamless user experiences. Let's connect and discuss how we can make your web projects come to life! 📚 I'm currently learning Full Stack Development.

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Securely encrypting data in a Chrome Extension without sending it to a server (key management problem) ??

Mar 4 · 3 min read · I am building a Chrome extension where some user data (for example tab metadata or browsing-related information) must remain on the user’s device due to Chrome Web Store privacy policies. The extensio

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Understanding Express.js: Building Web Applications with Ease

Apr 24, 2024 · 2 min read · What is Express.js? Express.js is a web application framework for Node.js. If Node.js is the engine of your web server, think of Express.js as a streamlined toolkit that helps you build things quickly and easily. It handles the complexities of routin...

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Understanding the Benefits of Parallel Processing in Node.js

Apr 21, 2024 · 3 min read · Introduction Node.js has built a reputation for its speed and efficiency in handling web requests. However, if you’ve worked with Node.js you know that its core execution operates on a single thread. This means it generally handles one task at a time...

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