What I've been up to!

I've not posted any post for quite sometime now. However, that is about to change. I'm writing apps with JavaScript now and I'm learning new stuff almost daily. I'm currently using RequireJS, AngularJS, Backbone, jQuery and NodeJS to build webapps at my work for our clients. This means my blog will now focus on these technologies a lot. I will try to share my learnings with you all. Thanks for leaving comments on my blog. I hope to continue writing stuff that software developers around the world find helpful.

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  1. coldfusion developmentOctober 11, 2012 at 11:44:00 AM GMT+5:30

    HI ! i read your post and i understand but please share your experience and features of the technology. I'll wait for the next blog.

    http://www.esiteworld.com/coldfusion-web-development.html

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  2. Adena BooneNovember 1, 2012 at 1:14:00 PM GMT+5:30

    I like that whatever you are learning that you share with us.we are waiting for next blog.carry on.

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