Sahil Shangloo - Full Stack Dev

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Hey, I’m Sahil, a software developer building web products with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, and PostgreSQL. I mostly work on frontend and full-stack projects, with a focus on clean UI and making things work well. I’ve built projects around invoicing, developer tools, monitoring, automation, and more. I’m here to share what I build and learn. Outside code: football, cricket, esports, and hip-hop.

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