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About Me - The first Blog

UpdatedDecember 27, 2024

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About Me - The first Blog

Abhinandan Mishra

Fullstack Developer | CSS | JavaScript | React | Angular | Web3

Hello everyone

My name is Abhinandan Mishra. I am a B.Tech final-year student at the Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology, Gorakhpur.

I am highly interested in teaching and writing about the things that I know.

Here in this blog, I will be writing about two things that I like most.

The first one is Problem Solving and the second one is Frontend Development.

This is my first blog and I will start my problem solving and development blogs soon.

Till then, Bye.

Thanks

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Eleftheria Batsou4y ago

Hi Abhinandan Mishra, nice to have you with us, looking forward to read your blog :)

Abhinandan Mishra4y ago

Thank you Eleftheria Batsou Keep encouraging me and give your valuable feedback also.

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Miki Szeles4y ago

Starting blogging is a great decision, Abhinandan. 👏😊

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Abhinandan Mishra4y ago

Thank you, Miki. Looking forward to your suggestions on my upcoming blogs.

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Miki Szeles4y ago

I will post an article soon about how to write an article. You might find one or two useful pieces of advice there, Abhinandan Mishra. 😊

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