Pranali Kulkarni

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IndiaJoined May 2025

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SignalR: Unlocking RealTime Power in Appsignalr.hashnode.dev1 post

Background Tasks with .NET Workerworkerservice.hashnode.dev1 post

Module Loading Using Angularmoduleloading.hashnode.dev1 post

Background Jobs Using IHostedServicebackgroundjob.hashnode.dev1 post

Infinite Scroll using Angular + Dotnetinfinitescroll.hashnode.dev1 post

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PKPranali Kulkarniintersectionobserver.hashnode.devJul 25, 2025 · 3 min read

🔍 Smarter Infinite Scroll in Angular with IntersectionObserver

In my previous blog, I demonstrated how to implement infinite scroll in Angular using scroll events. While that method works well, there's a cleaner and more performant approach available the IntersectionObserver API. In this post, I’ll walk you thro...

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PKPranali Kulkarniinfinitescroll.hashnode.devJun 30, 2025 · 3 min read

🚀 Building an Infinite Scroll with Angular and .NET Core API

Infinite scroll is a popular UX pattern where more data loads automatically as you scroll down a page, no need for pagination buttons. In this blog post, we’ll walk through how to implement infinite scrolling in an Angular app, powered by a paginated...

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PKPranali Kulkarnibackgroundjob.hashnode.devJun 5, 2025 · 4 min read

Running Background Jobs in ASP.NET Core Using IHostedService – No Extra Services Required

🧵 Can your ASP.NET Core app send emails, clean up logs, or sync data in the background?Yes – without using Hangfire, Quartz, or external schedulers! It's the hidden gem that lets you run background jobs inside your web app – perfect for lightweight ...

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PKPranali Kulkarnimoduleloading.hashnode.devMay 23, 2025 · 6 min read

Optimizing Angular Applications with Advanced Routing Strategies

🚀 Introduction Angular's routing system helps developers build single-page applications with multiple views. By using advanced techniques like lazy loading, preloading, route guards, and nested routes, you can make your application faster, more secu...

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PKPranali Kulkarniworkerservice.hashnode.devMay 14, 2025 · 4 min read

Building a .NET Worker Service for Background Processing with Message Queues (and Windows Deployment)

✅ Why Use a .NET Worker Service? .NET Worker Services are a powerful way to run background tasks reliably and efficiently. Here are some key benefits: 🔄 1. Continuous Background Execution Worker Services are designed to run indefinitely, making them...

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Pranali Kulkarni

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🔍 Smarter Infinite Scroll in Angular with IntersectionObserver

🚀 Building an Infinite Scroll with Angular and .NET Core API

Running Background Jobs in ASP.NET Core Using IHostedService – No Extra Services Required

Optimizing Angular Applications with Advanced Routing Strategies

Building a .NET Worker Service for Background Processing with Message Queues (and Windows Deployment)

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Pranali Kulkarni's blogs

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🔍 Smarter Infinite Scroll in Angular with IntersectionObserver

🚀 Building an Infinite Scroll with Angular and .NET Core API

Running Background Jobs in ASP.NET Core Using IHostedService – No Extra Services Required

Optimizing Angular Applications with Advanced Routing Strategies

Building a .NET Worker Service for Background Processing with Message Queues (and Windows Deployment)