Self-directed front-end developer who builds real, deployed applications with React, TypeScript, and Next.js. Focuses on clean, layered architecture and interfaces that hold up under real-world usage, with strong emphasis on managing async state, handling edge cases, and making UI feel effortless. Committed lifelong learner drawn to the harder parts of front-end development—writing code that can be explained and defended rather than just getting work done. Eager to keep growing and contribute meaningfully toward a team’s goals.

Prashant

Self-directed front-end developer who builds real, deployed applications with React, TypeScript, and Next.js. Focuses on clean, layered architecture and interfaces that hold up under real-world usage, with strong emphasis on managing async state, handling edge cases, and making UI feel effortless. Committed lifelong learner drawn to the harder parts of front-end development—writing code that can be explained and defended rather than just getting work done. Eager to keep growing and contribute meaningfully toward a team’s goals.

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Self-directed front-end developer who builds real, deployed applications with React, TypeScript, and Next.js. Focuses on clean, layered architecture and interfaces that hold up under real-world usage, with strong emphasis on managing async state, handling edge cases, and making UI feel effortless.

Committed lifelong learner drawn to the harder parts of front-end development—writing code that can be explained and defended rather than just getting work done. Eager to keep growing and contribute meaningfully toward a team’s goals.

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Language

English
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Education

Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) at IGNOU
July 1, 2018 - May 30, 2022

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Industry Experience

Software & Internet
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