Yash Garudkar

Explain Standalone Components in Angular interview. Standalone components are Angular components that don’t need to be part of an NgModule. They can import what they need directly and work independently. This reduces boilerplate, makes components easier to reuse, and improves tree shaking, so Angular can remove unused code during build — which means smaller and faster apps.

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A small variation of a DSA Question will change the company interview standard Example: * Merge Sort [ For Service-Based and entry-level companies ] * CountInversion [ Mid to high product-based companies ] * CountInversion using Multithreading [ HFT, Big Product-Based Companies ] Takeaway: Don't follow patterns; your mind will automatically create them. If the foundation is strong, you can easily connect the dots between the concepts : ) #InterviewExperience #ProductBasedCompany

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🚫Just because iOS 26 introduced Liquid Glass doesn't mean every app should go transparent. People argue React Native supports ios 26 designs and Flutter doesn’t. Truth is — even apps like Gmail, WhatsApp, YouTube, and Facebook avoid it. Why? 🔹 It distracts from core content 🔹 Hurts performance (especially on older devices) 🔹 Breaks Android/iOS consistency 🔹 Fails accessibility standards 🔹 Doesn’t align with their design systems Let’s design for clarity, not just for flex. #flutter #reactnative

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Recently, a client texted me: “I want to convert my native apps to Flutter.” I asked him: “Why don't you hire native developers to maintain them?” His reply was simple but powerful: “It is costly to hire two developers. I need one for iOS and one for Android. It takes time. It takes money. Instead, I decided to convert my native apps to Flutter.” That one decision changes everything. → One codebase instead of two. → One team instead of two. → One timeline instead of split deadlines. For the client, it was not just about saving money. It was about agility. It was about speed. It was about removing complexity from something that should be simple. Flutter is not just a framework. It is leverage for businesses that want to move faster without carrying the extra weight. #flutter #dart #developers #client #coding #mobileappdevelopment #appdevelopment #programmers #business

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Bootstrap vs Tailwind – Which one should you choose? Both are powerful CSS frameworks, but they serve different purposes. Here's a quick comparison to help you decide: 🔵 Bootstrap ⚙️ Comes with pre-designed components 🚀 Great for rapid prototyping 🎨 Limited customization without overriding styles 🟣 Tailwind CSS ✨ Utility-first approach 🧩 Fully customizable with classes ⚡ Lightweight and faster load times If you want consistency and speed, Bootstrap is a solid pick. If you love control and customization, Tailwind is the way to go! What’s your favorite and why? Follow Saurabh Pandey For More ✨ Follow Saurabh Pandey For More ✨ For Job Opportunities & Resources ✨ Join Our Network Link In Comments 💬 Source :- Thanks To Frontend dev ✅ Learn More From W3Schools.com⭐ . . . . . . . . . . . #coding #programming #WebDevelopment #CSSBattle #TailwindCSS

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Frontend scenario driven questions : Pt - 1 Question: How do ensure a user never logs off from a website? Answer: If there is only one token then, when that is expired, user needs to logout and login. so, there should be 2 tokens, authorisation and access token. Usually acces token will have a short period of expiry and auth token will have a long period of expiry. When auth token is expired client will refresh it by passing access token. This way user sessions are kept longer. In comments mention, how to handle the scenario when the access token is also expired ? Follow me and I will help you to find your dream job: Vasanth Bhat

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