"Building is the actual way of learning"
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Hello! I am Devraj Jhala, a front end full stack developer hailing from India. I am currently a final year student pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering. I have interned in various positions such as front end developer and full stack developer in startups and mid-sized companies. I really enjoy working with Next.js, Tailwind, TypeScript to build UI components and interfaces.
My interest in web development started in my 2nd year of college when I built my first project - a simple portfolio website using HTML, CSS and JS which I must admit, I learned by watching and copying the code from YouTube tutorials!😅.
I soon realized that what I had learned so far was just a small fraction of the vast ocean of knowledge in the field. Motivated to expand my skill set, I delved into React, Redux, TypeScript, and API development. As a front-end developer, it was crucial for me to understand API management and work with databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Firebase. Eventually, I discovered the power ofNext.js, and it revolutionized my approach to building and developing full-stack applications. The ease with which Next.js enables development is truly remarkable.
Apart from all these, I really love to share my learning and hence I write blogs on Hashnode. Though not regularly but I try to 😅. If you are reading this, I really appreciate your time in reading and giving me your valuable time. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn or Twitter. Also if you want to check out my other projects, feel free to visit my GitHub.
My Certificates
I did many internships and participated in many contests, courses, tests and got certified for the same. You can find some of the certificates below.
Research Work
Besides pursuing the development journey, I have also got chance to publish several papers on the role of machine learning and deep learning in many arenas under the guidance of my professors. Some of my published papers are below.