@tirandazadiba
Simplifying code, one bug at a time.
Here’s a clean non-bullet, blog-friendly “About Me” for your Hashnode page: I’m a Frontend Developer based in Pune with experience in Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. I enjoy building clean, scalable interfaces and working on products like dashboards, ERP systems, and B2B platforms. My focus is on writing maintainable code, improving performance, and creating user-friendly experiences. I also explore concepts around UI architecture, component patterns, and frontend best practices, which I document and share through my blogs. My goal is to create helpful, practical content for developers who are learning and building real-world projects.
Available for freelance frontend development, Angular consulting, UI reviews, portfolio building guidance, and creating structured learning content.
Nov 18, 2025 · 3 min read · Modern web apps often need to store data in the browser—such as user preferences, cart items, form data, login tokens, or theme selections.JavaScript provides LocalStorage for this and JSON to store data in a structured format. Understanding these tw...
Join discussionNov 18, 2025 · 4 min read · Events are the way web pages react to user actions.Whenever a user clicks, types, scrolls, submits a form, or hovers over an element — the browser triggers an event.JavaScript allows us to listen to these events and run custom code in response. Learn...
Join discussionNov 18, 2025 · 3 min read · OM stands for Document Object Model.The browser converts HTML into a tree-like structure, and JavaScript can read, update, create, or delete elements from this tree. Understanding DOM manipulation is important for every frontend developer before movi...
Join discussionNov 18, 2025 · 3 min read · Objects are the backbone of JavaScript and TypeScript.Every real-world app Angular apps, APIs, e-commerce systems, dashboards — use objects everywhere. Think of an object like a box that stores information with labels. ⭐ What Is an Object? An object...
Join discussionNov 10, 2025 · 10 min read · Arrays : An array stores multiple values in a single variable. Imagine you have a cupboard with numbered shelves.Each shelf holds one thing an apple, a banana, or even your favourite bug report. const cupboard = ["Apple", "Banana", "Mango"]; Here: ...
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