Imagine the scenario where you click on an element and expect a response but the element doesn’t seem like it was clicked and doesn’t respond, so you click again. Those two clicks however, when the response completes, lead to undoing the action you wanted. Ever happened with you? …

I have come to realise a pattern in my past few years. It happens to be a series of one type of things that I do, and I do a lot of that for the year. For example, 2018 was “writing blog posts” year, wrote more than 50 blog posts…

slides from ngIndia about microfrontends

Today was the renewal day for Microsoft MVPs, and I am honoured to be awarded the prestigious Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award for the 3rd year in a row. I was first awarded in the year 2020. Blessed to have been surrounded by the best people in the field. Dhananjay…

Guess what I am talking about? Year 2022, this was after more than 2 years that we got to be at an in-person conference, and gosh, the experience! I am forced to accept that we were simply compromising when being a part of the online conferences. I think conferences were…

Presenting the svelte wrapper for i18next. This library, based on i18next, wraps an i18next instance inside a svelte store and observes the i18next events like languageChanged, resource added, etc. to be able to render our svelte components. Package:- svelte-i18next Svelte wrapper for i18next npm i svelte-i18next i18next This library wraps an i18next instance in a Svelte Store to…www.npmjs.com GitHub:-

Year 2022 marked an amazing start for me with a new stint with epilot GmbH based out of Cologne, Germany. I joined the team to be working on their micro-frontend architecture, with my primary focus going to be on the performance aspects of the applications. …

With Intellect Podcast, I recorded my engineering journey, starting from participating in Microsoft Imagine Cup Nationals for two years, to working in tech on the web and Golang stack. We also talked about how I was able to be a part of some engineering decisions at workplace and outside. I also discussed about my book and blogs contributions, about my open source contribution to the Web Almanac. We has some fun chat as well, around the choice of books, part time stints, hypothetical questions, etc.

So, Here’s the recording of the Web Almanac AMA hosted by WebPageTest this week ICYMI. I shared my experience as an author with other Web Almanac authors and maintainers. We shared some of the insights from our chapters, I talked about some anecdotes from the writing/output process of the JavaScript chapter. You might want to check it out here! Thank you!