Who is Saurav Sitaula?

Saurav Sitaula is a Software Architect based in Kathmandu, Nepal with over 7 years of professional experience. He holds a CSIT degree from Tribhuvan University and specializes in React, React Native, Node.js, and TypeScript.

What technologies does Saurav Sitaula specialize in?

Saurav Sitaula has deep expertise in JavaScript, TypeScript, React, React Native, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and GraphQL.

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⚙️ Backend Feb 25, 2019

Eloquent Relationships: Making Models Talk

Users have posts. Posts have comments. Orders have products. Learn to define and query relationships in Eloquent — hasMany, belongsTo, many-to-many, and the magical eager loading that saves you from the N+1 problem.

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