Introductory Blog

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Hello ,
My name is Soutrik. I am a software engineer from Toronto,Ontario,Canada.
I mostly work on front end frameworks , mostly Javascript based , but I also like C++ based projects .
Currently I am working on React based application and slowly climbing on board the vue.js hype train.
Also Native Apps for the win. 😃


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