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Saurav Pandey

Full-Stack Developer (React · Node.js · AWS · SQL/NoSQL) | Open to New Roles
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What is the Circuit Breaker Pattern? The Circuit Breaker Pattern is an architectural design pattern used in software development to detect failures and encapsulate the logic of preventing a failure from cascading throughout a system. It works by wr...
saurav_tb_pandey in Articles 3 min read
No More Midnight Deploys: The Magic of Blue-Green Deployments Imagine trying to upgrade the engine of a commercial airplane while it is mid-flight with passengers on board. In the software world, engineering teams face a similar challenge every day...
saurav_tb_pandey in Articles 3 min read
What is a Content Security Policy CSP? At its core, a Content Security Policy CSP is a security standard implemented by web browsers to detect and mitigate specific types of web-based attacks, most notably Cross-Site Scripting XSS and data injectio...
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Rate limiting is a defensive mechanism used in software development to control the rate of incoming traffic to a network or application. It sets a strict cap on how many times a user, IP address the unique digital address of a device on the internet,...
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How many times have you installed a massive routing framework just to parse a query parameter or generate a breadcrumb trail? In lightweight React applications, embedding heavy-weight navigation packages just to read from window.location feels like...
saurav_tb_pandey in Articles 2 min read
We've all been there: you pass an object literal or an array as a dependency to useMemo or useEffect, only to realize it triggers on every single render. Because JavaScript compares objects by reference rather than structure, {} never equals {}. In...
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Idempotency In software engineering, an operation is considered idempotent if applying it multiple times has the same result as applying it once. For example, an API endpoint PUT /user/1 that updates a user's name is idempotent because making the ...
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🚀 1,000 Downloads! Thank You Community! We have some exciting news to share with the React community: react-hook-lab has officially crossed 1,000 total downloads on npm! What started as an effort to build rock-solid, production-ready React hooks h...
saurav_tb_pandey in Articles 3 min read
What is a Content Security Policy CSP? At its core, a Content Security Policy CSP is a security standard implemented by web browsers to detect and mitigate specific types of web-based attacks, most notably Cross-Site Scripting XSS and data injectio...
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