
Built a QBasic imitation of MS-DOS to trick people with C:/> prompts at the age of 8, Sanket has come a long way since and identifies himself as an Open Source guy who loves to experiment with new tech. Lives to break it, hack it, and build it. Currently in love with React Native and Flutter. Addicted to wanderlust, wannabe backpacker and loves to strum the guitar to Ed Sheeran tunes. You can find him at events like Chain React and React Native Europe. Curiosity hasn't killed this cat yet!
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System Architect
Expert Frontend & Backend Engineer
Open Source Contributor
The Most Amazing...
....thing I've created is BuilderX, a browser-based design tool which generates React and React Native code for you.

Interest & Expertise
- Project Organisation
 - Team Management
 - UI/UX
 - Web Usability
 - Cloud Development
 - Test automation
 - Object-oriented design
 - Pixel Perfect Code
 

Achievements
- Web-designing competition (Intercollege)
 - BMS College of Engineering - 1st place - Utsav 2009
 - PESIT - 1st place - Atmatrisha 2008
 - BMS College of Engineering - 2nd place - Init 2007
 - SJBIT - 1st place - TechQuest 2007
 - RV College of Engineering - 2nd place - 8th Mile 2008
 
Skills
Backend
      Node.js, Firebase, GraphQL
Frontend Framework & Library
      React.js, AngularJS, Angular 2+, Bootstrap 4
Mobile Framework & Library
      iOS Native (Objective C, Swift), Android Native (Java), Flutter + Redux
Languages
      HTML / CSS, JavaScript
Backend Framework & Library
      Express.js
Version Control
      Git, GitLab, GitHub
Project Management
      JIRA, Trello
Databases
      MS SQL Server, OracleDB
Frontend
      Flutter
State Management
      MobX, Mobx-state-tree, React + Redux
Cloud Services
      AWS S3
Frameworks
      Flutter for web
Geek Speaks
Exploring Recoil With Sanket Sahu
Sanket Sahu, CEO & Founder of GeekyAnts explores Recoil, a state management library for React.
Recoil lets you create a data-flow graph that flows from atoms (shared state) through selectors (pure functions) and down into your React components.