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Hello Everyone,

This is my first blog post and its been a while that I wanted to start a blog and finally I decided to start one. It took me some time to take the action and setup a blog to express and share my development adventures. Well now that I am here let me write down what interests me as a developer. I am software developer and I have been doing software development using Microsoft technologies for more than 7 years but I am also interested in open source platforms like Node.Js and PHP etc.

As a programmer I am always thrilled to solve problems and build something useful. This blog would be a medium for me to share my experiences with various technologies and my efforts to build and contribute code to the open source community.

I also intend to use this blog to share my knowledge, post some tutorials and guides for my fellow aspiring developers – Why?

Because I also got a chance to read some awesome content when I was starting up with my development career and it’s now time for me to give back what was so freely available to me.

So stay tuned and watch out for my posts and yes please do let me know if you find something useful in here.

Until then,

Pradeep

Pradeep Singh

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3 responses to “My First Post”

  1. Jeyna Grace Avatar
    Jeyna Grace

    Welcome to the blogosphere 🙂

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    1. thegeeksdiary786 Avatar
      thegeeksdiary786

      Thanks Jeyna, I am new so if you can provide me some tips/inputs that would be really helpful. Oh and BTW your blog is cool, I like the stuff that you are doing there.

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      1. Jeyna Grace Avatar
        Jeyna Grace

        You’re welcome 🙂 And thank you for checking out my blog!

        Hmm, I usually tell new bloggers this: be yourself and have fun. Don’t box yourself but blog about what you enjoy 🙂

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