Hii, I am
Prateek Singh
Welcome to my portfolio! I'm a dedicated full-stack developer with a strong expertise in web development. I specialize in building dynamic and intuitive web applications.
About Me
Hey there! My name is Prateek and I am currently a final year student with a huge interest in web development. I have always been drawn to the world of coding and I am constantly looking for ways to challenge myself and improve my skills. My experience in web development includes working with Javascript, Express, React, NextJS, and Node.js to build user-friendly and efficient web applications. I am particularly skilled in the MERN stack and have a strong understanding of its components.
Apart from working on personal projects, I also love contributing to open source projects and collaborating with other developers. I am always on the lookout for new opportunities to learn and grow as a developer. Whether it's through challenging projects, workshops, or courses, I am always eager to expand my knowledge and skills.
If you're interested in working together or just want to chat about all things web development, feel free to connect with me.
My Skills
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
React
Next.js
Node.js
Git
Tailwind
Prisma
MongoDB
Redux
Express
MySql
Python
FireBase
Figma
PUG
SASS
JQuery
NPM
Three.js
Linux
GSAP
My Projects
My Blogs
How to setup path aliases in Vite React
Ever found yourself lost in a labyrinth of import statements, desperately trying to figure out the correct path to your files in a React project? If you’ve ever thought, “There has to be a better way to get rid of those pesky
Optimizing Performance with Caching in Express.js
Caching is a common technique used to improve the performance of web applications by storing data in memory so that it can be quickly accessed without the need to retrieve it from a slower data store such as a database or API. In this tutorial, we will learn how to...
6 Different ways to create file in Linux
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a file from a Linux terminal. There are many commands like (cat, echo, touch) to create a file in the Linux operating system via command line. 1) Cat Command
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