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, NCR which is a developer community in Delhi, India.
Using React.memo() in React 16.6
React 16.6 was released a couple of days and and it brings a couple of new features. One of these is React.lazy() which is something...
25 lessons learned from 2.5 years of scaling a Facebook Developer Community to 15000 members
I have been running Facebook Developer Circle Delhi, NCR for the past 2.5 years. We have 15,000 members in the group as of today. In this...
What is Invoice Finance and how Can you Use it?
There's no doubt about it; entrepreneurs in the UK are struggling to fund their burgeoning business ventures as the economic climate continues to worsen. According...
How to import/export ES6 modules in Node
If you have been following the javascript ecosystem for a while, you already know that even though ES6 modules are a thing, you still...
How React, Relay, and GraphQL fit together
If you are a javascript developer, chances are you would have heard about React, Relay, and GraphQL recently. And if you are a react developer who...
Using Prettier to format your JavaScript code
If you have been programming for a while, you would be familiar with the hassles of writing clean code and maintaining consistency across a...
Running specific test cases in Jasmine
I recently was working on writing end to end test cases using protractor on a project. Everything was working fine until the number of...
Using Babel to import/export ES2015 modules in Node.js
Using "require" statements (commonJS syntax) in your server side code while writing "import" and "export" statements (ES2015 syntax) for your front end makes writing...
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