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Jayraj Singh

@jayrajsingh·india·Joined April 2023

Developer | Blockchain enthusiastic | Frontend dev | UX/UI designer | Open Source | I’m looking to collaborate on new ideas.

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I am developer from india and I love to design and code. I am eager to learn new technology to expand my skills set Let's connect and build.

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I am developer from india and I love to design and code. I am eager to learn new technology to expand my skills set Let's connect and build.

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JSJayraj Singhinjayrajblog.hashnode.dev·Mar 8, 2024 · 9 min read

NodeJS Architecture Explained

Now that we have so many programming languages, it is hard to choose which one is good for us(keeping in mind the outcome that we expect). In this series of blog, I’ll cover few programming languages and their architecture, so that you know what the ...

JSJayraj Singhinjayrajblog.hashnode.dev·Oct 25, 2023 · 2 min read

React Fiber And Reconciliation

React Fiber is an internal engine change that allows React to break the limits of the call stack. It’s creation enables React to pause/start rendering work at will. Eventually, React users will be able to hint at the “priority” of work. Currently, we...

JSJayraj Singhinjayrajblog.hashnode.dev·May 19, 2023 · 4 min read

Mastering JavaScript's Powerful Trio: Filter(), Map(), and Reduce() Methods for Effortless Data Manipulation!

Introduction: In the vast world of JavaScript, there are several powerful tools at our disposal to simplify and streamline data manipulation. Among these tools are the map, reduce, and filter methods. These three methods, which are built-in features ...

JSJayraj Singhinjayrajblog.hashnode.dev·Apr 23, 2023 · 2 min read

"Mastering the Top 5 Most Asked Topics in JavaScript: A Comprehensive Guide for Developers"

Call() In javascript call() is a built-in method of the Function prototype that allows you to call a function with a specified this value and arguments provided individually. The call() method is similar to the apply() method, except that it takes ar...