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Its time for 'Hour of Code'

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My Friend on FACEBOOK, posted a picture where his 4 yo kid doing Hour of Code. It was amazing and also sparked me to do some thing. Then i took a day, and started with "Hour of Code" - Khan Academy. It was very useful, and refreshing my skills. --- Next Project going to start!

Journey as Technical Tester

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I am following the path of my career guiders (Mentors), its a challenge for me as i have not done this before. But i like to do because, i learn new things by research. "Research makes me to learn better" In the first step, i need to install : Php, Apache HTTP Server, My SQL on my system. Instead of the same procedure, I wanted to follow different path. I reminded of my college friend ( Krishna Teja ), who inspires me to do in different way. He is currently doing a framework - Packet code using Php. Although, i tests his applications during my available time, which makes me to learn new things. Packet Code : An initiative to support programmers. He guided me to go for " WAMP Server " -  WampServer is a web development platform on Windows allowing you to create dynamic web applications with Apache2, PHP and MySQL. WampServer:  http://www.wampserver.com/en/  WAMP Server : Created by Romain Bourdon and maintained by Herve Leclerc WAMPServer 2 i...

Gist Github

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My Drive is full with many ideas and thoughts to work on my skills for my new treasure. Recently, i re-started (I am programmer at college days) my learning's on different programming languages.  Old days - when we want to share our code with friends, to improve and work together - we used to share them via mails then shared folders. Recently, i got to knew about: Gist Github .  Gist is an collaboration tool from Git hub - A simple pastebin-style of site, where we can share the code snippets written in different programming languages, text files quickly with others. It also highlights the programming code with markdown. This Gists are Git hub repositories, they are automatically version-ed and fork-able. Want to try out: Check -  Gist Github