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I was obsessed with the silhouetted tree, while coming back after a night of stargazing, trying to spot a meteor shower.
The car came as a bonus.
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Oh What Fun!
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One of the monkeys we met on our excursion to the Borivali National Park back in 2009.
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The Wat Benchamabophit Dusitvanaram, also known as the Marble Temple, is one of the most beautiful temples we saw on our visit to Bangkok.
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Among the ruins of the glorious Vijayanagara empire in Hampi. January 2016
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In 2012, Shreyas, Rajat, and I picked up our respective cameras and took Shreyas’s latest new Fiat Punto for a spin around the greenery in Pune.
We had a great collection of pictures between the three of us, which has managed to stay in our respective hard drives so far.
Finally, I publish part 1 of my album from the day’s shoots.
Now I challenge both Rajat and Shreyas to publish their sets.
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Happy New Year
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An old mood shot of a fair in Pune from 2012.
Going forward I’ve decided not to litter the images I post with dates & weeks. Hope you’d still use them as wallpapers 🙂
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A new UI Kit for React-Native
I love Javascript.
And I have come to love ReactJS a lot more than I had loved any other Javascript library, sorry jQuery.
In the last few weeks, I have been learning React Native, while putting together an iOS app for a project of ours. While working with React Native, I realised that there isn’t a default styling/component kit available for creating native mobile applications. The ones that are there are not open source, each coming with a decent enough price tag.
And then I realised that even though React Native uses some form of stylesheets, I cannot simply drop the stylesheets from Twitter Bootstrap and expect it to work.
So I got down to creating usable UI components, with the style borrowed from Bootstrap.
It’s far from finished, but at the time of writing this you can use it to create a text input field with a label, and the six types of buttons provided by Bootstrap. I’ll keep adding more components to the kit as time permits.
Go ahead and use it, share it, give me feedback, and contribute to it if you would like to.
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Always busy, always alive, the huge bustling city of Bangkok in Thailand.
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Birding in Jaipur. Shot in December 2013.
No calendar 🙂