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Hi all, So it's been a while since i have updated anything. Heck it can't be even called a while. Well anyways, its great to be back. 

Recent layoffs has showed us some really tough times and i legit felt bad for those who lost their jobs in the ongoing layoffs. Stay Strong guys. recently i have joined the club and I am taking my time off and also thinking of up skilling myself.

So in my path of up skilling i thought of making you all part for the same as well. So i was thinking of sharing at least one blog a week of some cool thing that i read or learnt. Well Its been almost 5 years since my last post and I have grown and learnt a lot in this time. So for starters we can say there are so many topics. 

I am doing this for fun and would really work on the detailing and explanation of the topics.

So I was thinking of mostly sharing coding problems and their solutions, multiple technical aspects of starting an app, trending programming languages and obviously our niche technical news. I hope i do good and trust me i have learnt to take criticism positively in past few years...:p

Happy to see you all again. <3


Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

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