Saransh Kataria
Born in Delhi, India, Saransh Kataria is the brain behind Wisdom Geek. Currently, Saransh is a software developer at a reputed firm in Austin, and he likes playing with new technologies to explore different possibilities. He holds an engineering degree in Computer Science. He also shares his passion for sharing knowledge as the community lead at Facebook Developer Circle Delhi, NCRÂ which is a developer community in Delhi, India.
How to prevent npm install for unsupported Node.js versions
npm configurations allow us to do quite a lot of nifty things. One of them is to allow the project to set...
How to terminate a process on a port using the command line
Zombie processes are usually a pain to figure out. More often than not, I end up googling about how to terminate a...
Detecting dark mode preference using JavaScript
As dark themes have become popular across the web and across operating systems, we might want to check the user's operating system...
JavaScript: Split string and keep the separators
String.prototype.split() is a valuable method to split strings based on a delimiter. There often comes a scenario when we want to split...
Printing JavaScript stack traces using console.trace
The console object in JavaScript has a lot more useful functions than the most frequently used console.log method. Debugging errors and finding...
Overriding nested dependencies in NPM
Whenever we install a particular package, it is common to come across a problem with a dependency's dependency. With the release of...
Automatic batching in React 18 helps avoid re-rendering
Remember the earlier versions of React that used to batch multiple state updates inside event handlers such as click or change to...
Flatten Arrays in Vanilla JavaScript with flat() and flatMap()
ES2019 introduced two methods on the array prototype that would make life so much simpler for developers. These are flat() and flatmap()...
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