Created my technical blog yesterday. techietr.blogspot.in.
Started posting all my technical stuff over there.
Started posting all my technical stuff over there.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Lok Satta News: Dr. JP welcomes FDI in Retail sector
Lok Satta News: Dr. JP welcomes FDI in Retail sector: “Retail chains will remove middlemen, add value, eliminate wastage and shortages, ensure stable prices and help farmers and consumers. Let us shed fears and welcome FDI in the retail sector.” - Dr. JP on FDI in Retail
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Breakfast with Dosa
Someone commented someone's FB status regarding breakfast with Dosa (South Indian dish). Thought of posting it as it sounded yummy!!!
A mild fry of garlic, chili powder, ghee and salt.. that is instant melaga podi for rapid breakfast feast for dosa.
Will try this some weekend!!!
A mild fry of garlic, chili powder, ghee and salt.. that is instant melaga podi for rapid breakfast feast for dosa.
Will try this some weekend!!!
Thursday, June 23, 2011
First Microsoft Event that I attended - Web Camp @ Hyderabad, AndhraPradesh, India
I have attended the MS Web camp held @ Hyderabad last Thrusday (16th June, 2011). This is the first MS event that I have attended.
It all started with a descriptive session on the new features in HTML 5, by Siva Kumar Tangudu.
It was then followed by a LIVELY session by N. Parasuram on Web Sockets, Web storage (IndexedDB).
And then, a very informative session on the most sought out for topic in web development - Building Cross-borwser websites with HTML 5 by Rajasekharan Vengalil.
Then a sumptuous meal :)
Afternoon sessions started with Abhijit Jana giving an accoutn of what all is new in VS 2010 SP1.
Then, started the longest session of the day by Harish Ranganathan on MVC 3, EntityFramework 4.1 and Cofe-First development.
And at the end, was the most interesting of all - The Q&A session.
I have uploaded here, some of the notes that I managed to note down during the event.
All-in-All, the quality of interaction and the knowledge-sharing that happened during the event was really high and impressive.
Looking forward to attend the next event!!!
It all started with a descriptive session on the new features in HTML 5, by Siva Kumar Tangudu.
It was then followed by a LIVELY session by N. Parasuram on Web Sockets, Web storage (IndexedDB).
And then, a very informative session on the most sought out for topic in web development - Building Cross-borwser websites with HTML 5 by Rajasekharan Vengalil.
Then a sumptuous meal :)
Afternoon sessions started with Abhijit Jana giving an accoutn of what all is new in VS 2010 SP1.
Then, started the longest session of the day by Harish Ranganathan on MVC 3, EntityFramework 4.1 and Cofe-First development.
And at the end, was the most interesting of all - The Q&A session.
I have uploaded here, some of the notes that I managed to note down during the event.
All-in-All, the quality of interaction and the knowledge-sharing that happened during the event was really high and impressive.
Looking forward to attend the next event!!!
Thursday, June 09, 2011
Passed MCTS 70-515 thereby completing MCTS web cerifitcation
I have uploaded some important notes for this exam that I had noted down during my preparation.
http://cid-b7dfe6e3e195cb60.skydrive.live.com/redir.aspx?resid=B7DFE6E3E195CB60!242
http://cid-b7dfe6e3e195cb60.skydrive.live.com/redir.aspx?resid=B7DFE6E3E195CB60!242
Sunday, June 05, 2011
How to behave with your parents – Touching short film
How to behave with your parents – Touching short film
Behave with your parents int he same way as they brought you up!!! An excellent video shared by my colleague Amit Agrawal.
Behave with your parents int he same way as they brought you up!!! An excellent video shared by my colleague Amit Agrawal.
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Windows Server App Fabric introductory session by Charan Kawal Singh Bhatia @ AIS-IDC
Attended an introductory session on Windows Server App Fabric given by one of my new colleagues Charan Bhatia.
It was a useful one, with a candid introduction to the tool for someone like me, who never knew anything other than its name.
From what I remember and what I understood at a higher level, App Fabric is a monitoring tool that monitors the WCF web services hosted on IIS 7.x or above. The services should be built on .Net Framework 4.0. App Fabric was designed keeping in view its use for Azure.
The minimum pre-requisites include IIS 7.x, WAS, services built on .Net Framework 4.0.
There were some contructive questions as well, like,
How App Fabric differs from WCF trace and diagnostics utilities?
Answer: App Fabric has much more advanced features compared to the WCF trace and diagnostics. For example, Distributed Caching, etc., which will be dealt with in the next session on this Friday (11/02/2011)
Can we monitor classic web services (.asmx) in the same way as WCF through App Fabric?
This proved to eb a good question as Charan was really interested in researching on it and coming up with an answer soon.
Is there a way we can configure the App Fabric such that it only monitors a subset of the services deployed on the server?
Answer: Yes, of course. We have to decrease the level of monitoring to the least level (which means "Off") at the service level, for whichever services we don't want the it to monitor.
It was an interesting and useful session, evident fromt he way it was stretched almost unknowingly, from the scheduled 30 minutes to around 90 minutes.
The second part of the session is scheduled on this Friday (11/02/2011). This deals with, Distributed Caching through Windows Server App Fabric.
will update the proceedings once that is done.
It was a useful one, with a candid introduction to the tool for someone like me, who never knew anything other than its name.
From what I remember and what I understood at a higher level, App Fabric is a monitoring tool that monitors the WCF web services hosted on IIS 7.x or above. The services should be built on .Net Framework 4.0. App Fabric was designed keeping in view its use for Azure.
The minimum pre-requisites include IIS 7.x, WAS, services built on .Net Framework 4.0.
There were some contructive questions as well, like,
How App Fabric differs from WCF trace and diagnostics utilities?
Answer: App Fabric has much more advanced features compared to the WCF trace and diagnostics. For example, Distributed Caching, etc., which will be dealt with in the next session on this Friday (11/02/2011)
Can we monitor classic web services (.asmx) in the same way as WCF through App Fabric?
This proved to eb a good question as Charan was really interested in researching on it and coming up with an answer soon.
Is there a way we can configure the App Fabric such that it only monitors a subset of the services deployed on the server?
Answer: Yes, of course. We have to decrease the level of monitoring to the least level (which means "Off") at the service level, for whichever services we don't want the it to monitor.
It was an interesting and useful session, evident fromt he way it was stretched almost unknowingly, from the scheduled 30 minutes to around 90 minutes.
The second part of the session is scheduled on this Friday (11/02/2011). This deals with, Distributed Caching through Windows Server App Fabric.
will update the proceedings once that is done.
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