Utkarsh

@rajputkarsh

Software Engineer by Profession and Traveler by Heart.

New Delhi, IndiaJoined October 2022

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I'm a MERN Stack developer and technical writer that loves to share his thoughts in words on latest trends and technologies.

For queries and opportunities, I'm available at r.utkarsh.0010@gmail.com

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I'm available for mentoring and freelancing projects.

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Web Development Decoded: Latest Trends, Tips, and Tutorialsblogs.utkarshrajput.com45 posts

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UUtkarshblogs.utkarshrajput.comMar 23 · 5 min read

Let's convert your image into a React Component

Introduction What if you could take a screenshot of any UI and instantly convert it into clean, production-ready React components with Tailwind CSS? Welcome to the future of frontend development. Mo

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UUtkarshblogs.utkarshrajput.comMar 1 · 6 min read

AI-Driven SEO: Building a Next.js Site That Writes & Optimizes Its Own Pages

Introduction AI is no longer just a chatbot sitting on your landing page. The real opportunity? A website that generates, optimizes, updates, and improves its own SEO pages automatically. In this deep

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UUtkarshblogs.utkarshrajput.comJan 26 · 10 min read

The Hidden Cost of “Modern & Shiny” Frameworks: How Choosing Trendy Web Frameworks Can Hurt in Production (Next.js vs Astro)

Introduction Modern web frameworks are insanely attractive. They ship fast. They demo beautifully. They win Twitter. They have incredible Developer Experience. And they often feel like the “obvious choice” when you're building a new product. But here...

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UUtkarshblogs.utkarshrajput.comNov 30, 2025 · 5 min read

Next.js + WebGPU: Build an Offline-First AI Chatbot That Runs 100% in the Browser (No Backend Needed)

Overview The future of software engineering is AI. But the future of AI is not on the server, it’s in the browser - local and offline directly running on the browser without a server. But is it really possible as of 2025? Short answer - yes. With Web...

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UUtkarshblogs.utkarshrajput.comOct 15, 2025 · 4 min read

How try-catch Can Make Debugging Harder

Introduction As MERN stack developers (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js), we’re taught early that try-catch is the safety net for handling errors gracefully. And it is useful — but overusing or misusing try-catch can make debugging more painful than ...

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Let's convert your image into a React Component

AI-Driven SEO: Building a Next.js Site That Writes & Optimizes Its Own Pages

The Hidden Cost of “Modern & Shiny” Frameworks: How Choosing Trendy Web Frameworks Can Hurt in Production (Next.js vs Astro)

Next.js + WebGPU: Build an Offline-First AI Chatbot That Runs 100% in the Browser (No Backend Needed)

How try-catch Can Make Debugging Harder

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Utkarsh's blogs

Recently published

Let's convert your image into a React Component

AI-Driven SEO: Building a Next.js Site That Writes & Optimizes Its Own Pages

The Hidden Cost of “Modern & Shiny” Frameworks: How Choosing Trendy Web Frameworks Can Hurt in Production (Next.js vs Astro)

Next.js + WebGPU: Build an Offline-First AI Chatbot That Runs 100% in the Browser (No Backend Needed)

How try-catch Can Make Debugging Harder