singhabhishek98/portfolio

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This is a personal portfolio website built with React.js, showcasing the developer's skills, projects, and experience in web development. It's designed for potential employers, clients, or collaborators to learn about the developer's capabilities and view their work samples.

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popperjs/popper-core

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michalsnik/aos

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twbs/bootstrap

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