Jayanth Somineni

Full Stack Developer at Morgan Stanley

Expertise: JavaScript, Angular, React, CSS3, front end development.

Education: QIS College of Engineering

Jayanth Somineni is a full stack developer for Morgan Stanley with more than eight years of experience in software development. Before joining Morgan Stanley in 2019, Somineni has worked as a frontend developer for Capgemini and as a web developer for InnovaPath. As a senior software engineer, he specializes in JavaScript, Angular and React. Somineni holds a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering from QIS College of Engineering & Technology.   

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Jayanth Somineni Jayanth Somineni
Updated on September 27, 2024

How to Remove Duplicates From a JavaScript Array

When you need to remove duplicates from an array in JavaScript, consider these methods.

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Javascript Algorithms
Javascript
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Jayanth Somineni Jayanth Somineni
Updated on November 11, 2024

How to Make API Calls in React With Examples

An API call in React refers to making a request to a web API from a React application. We can make an API call with: XMLHttpRequest, Fetch API or Axios.

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Software Engineering Perspectives
React
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Jayanth Somineni Jayanth Somineni
Updated on August 04, 2025

Different Ways to Display Images in React.js Apps

Learn different ways of including images in React.js applications. Display great imagery, no matter your code’s style.

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React
Javascript
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Jayanth Somineni Jayanth Somineni
Updated on June 24, 2025

5 Things to Know About the JavaScript Delete Operator

The JavaScript delete operator is employed to delete a property of an object. After deleting the actual property, it won’t be accessible and returns undefined.

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Software Engineering Perspectives
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Jayanth Somineni Jayanth Somineni
Updated on July 29, 2024

How to Make a JavaScript API Call

In JavaScript, there are four ways to make an API call. Learn how to leverage each one to make HTTP requests and retrieve dynamic data from a server/database.

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Software Engineering Perspectives
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