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Krishna Kamal Singh

Krishna Kamal Singh

Full-stack software engineer and web developer

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Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India
Joined June 2026
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Full‑stack web developer with hands‑on experience across frontend and backend technologies, having held roles titled Full‑stack Developer and Full Stack Engineer. Resume and profile metadata list technologies such as React, Node, TypeScript, NextJS, NestJS, Express, MongoDB and related stacks. peerlist+1
Worked in short to medium‑term engineering roles at multiple organizations between 2019 and 2025, including Kount, Bookscribs.com and Togggle, progressing to a Software Engineer role at Togggle (LinkedIn title references AI Agents). peerlist
Formal technical education from NIT Nagaland (B.Tech, Computer Science, 2013–2017) and completed freeCodeCamp full‑stack web development training; the NIT records list him in degree recipients with a CGPA of 7.43. ac+2
Active in the developer community and content creation — maintains a personal blog (Hashnode), a portfolio shared on the freeCodeCamp forum, and code repositories on GitHub, indicating interest in sharing projects, getting feedback, and writing technical posts. hashnode+2
Interests outside engineering include design, music and cycling, which appear on his personal about.me profile and inform his self‑presentation as a developer with design sensibilities. about

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What is DOM?

March 1, 2025

A short blog post explaining the Document Object Model (DOM) and how it is used to access and manipulate HTML and XML documents.

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Bubbling in JavaScript?

July 1, 2019

Explains event bubbling in JavaScript with examples and demonstrations.

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Var VS Let VS Const

July 1, 2019

Discusses differences between var, let, and const in JavaScript and their scoping behaviors.

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