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Surjoyday Talukdar

Continuously learning and growing as a web developer, proficient in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React. Eager to tackle new challenges and enhance skills.

Location Guwahati Joined Joined on  Email address surjoydaytalukdar.spn@gmail.com github website twitter website

Education

The Assam Royal Global University

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Work

Frontend Developer at Wooziee

Fix 'sh: next: command not found' in Next.js – Quick & Easy Solution!
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Fix 'sh: next: command not found' in Next.js – Quick & Easy Solution!

#webdev #programming #javascript #nextjs
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How to Handle Errors When Accessing Context Outside the Provider in React
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How to Handle Errors When Accessing Context Outside the Provider in React

#javascript #webdev #react #productivity
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Managing State in Multiple Instances of the Same Component in React
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Managing State in Multiple Instances of the Same Component in React

#javascript #react #webdev #programming
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The Story behind typeof null returning "object" in Javascript
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The Story behind typeof null returning "object" in Javascript

#javascript #webdev #learning #development
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What happens each time that we require a module by calling the require function with the “module” name as the argument.
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What happens each time that we require a module by calling the require function with the “module” name as the argument.

#javascript #node #udemy #webdev
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