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 Spokane, Washington 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.
Rest and Spread operator: Three dots that changed JavaScript
The rest and spread operator have changed the way I do a lot of things in JavaScript and I have started using...
SEO in 2020: What You Need to Know
Search engine optimization is an ongoing concern for any serious website or blog. Businesses with an online presence rely on SEO to...
Why your Business Needs Custom Software Development
Businesses in
the 21st century run through several factors including getting supplies,
operation, management, customer service, and data gathering. Businesses may
have a hard time...
Using Emotion js in a react project
CSS in JS is a fairly controversial topic depending on who you talk to. What it gives you is the ability to...
How to use a Service Worker to create Progressive Web Applications?
The web is and probably always be an ever-evolving platform. Even though most of us have a decent internet connection these days,...
How To Design A Professional Schematic
In the PCB design process, having a professional schematic to work from is often the first and most important step. If your...
How to setup Jest in a TypeScript, Babel and Webpack project
As you might know, I have been diving into setting up a boilerplate for a TypeScript project with React. And what good...
How to setup ESLint for Typescript code
The Typescript team recently announced its road map. Interestingly, they have decided to not focus on TSLint any more and focus their...
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