swapnesh

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bio	website	swapneshsinha.wordpress.com
	location	Kanpur, Jaipur, India
	age	26
visits	member for	5 months
	seen	Apr 25 at 9:33
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Works on LAMP platform for daily bread (likes the simplicity and easiness of PHP)
- Wordpress - My First love, as I started my career with this CMS.
- Ruby on Rails starter - Looking for more support via internet, please let me know if any how you can help :)
- IT industry prefers smart workers, I really dont know how much smart I am but, yes I am a hard worker and logical thinker.
- Loves stack community for technical and personal growth.
- If you want to do something good to me please feel free to contact me at- swapnesh20032003@gmail.com

Check my Web 2.0 Portfolio - http://careers.stackoverflow.com/swapnesh

	298 reputation	bio	website	swapneshsinha.wordpress.com	visits	member for	5 months
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Apr 19	comment	Using volunteering to develop my skills @Joe Thx for the edit...it sounds much better and practical now :)
Apr 18	comment	Using volunteering to develop my skills Thanks for the answer..basically for PHP we rarely use git here so its just a matter of time that few things remain unopened for me which might be very common for others..+1 for the language page source(i really don't know about this..will look more into it)
Feb 26	comment	While learning any new programming language, is it a myth to use a basic text editor instead of an IDE to learn concepts? thanks for the advice +1
Feb 25	comment	While learning any new programming language, is it a myth to use a basic text editor instead of an IDE to learn concepts? @DaveNewton very productive comment..I innocently admits that I am not a ninja..but yes I tried a lot to learn ..so from your exp and comments I too believe to use editor first instead of running blindly for an IDE.
Feb 25	comment	While learning any new programming language, is it a myth to use a basic text editor instead of an IDE to learn concepts? @DaveNewton So Will it be a good option to opt a good text editor instead of an IDE at initial level ? As IDEs are definitely heavier as compared to text editors
Feb 24	comment	While learning any new programming language, is it a myth to use a basic text editor instead of an IDE to learn concepts? The only thought behind my IDE usage is to follow the industry standard for Rails from day1
Feb 24	comment	While learning any new programming language, is it a myth to use a basic text editor instead of an IDE to learn concepts? I was thinking the same..that just to run for an IDE I need to rub my nose in ruby code and that would be a better option ..thanks and +1 :)
Feb 24	comment	While learning any new programming language, is it a myth to use a basic text editor instead of an IDE to learn concepts? @MaziarBouali All for my learning purpose
Jan 17	comment	how to keep focus in long term? @mrkafk its all common...even after answering the question...i am accepting the fact that at times i do sometimes follow the same tunnel, but the irony is that the questionnaire itself better knows the solution in its inner heart but yet he look for a solution from outside world :)
Jan 17	comment	how to keep focus in long term? +1 very well threaded :)
Jan 17	comment	What is the efficient way to remember things we read? +1 for a nice explanation :)
Jan 14	comment	How to set targets for two equally important tasks? +1 for "facing a conflict between urgent and important tasks"
Jan 9	comment	How to be a smart worker rather than hard worker to be fit for the IT industry? @ViliamBúr So do I +1
Jan 9	comment	How to be a smart worker rather than hard worker to be fit for the IT industry? transformation of idea into real coding stuff.
Jan 9	comment	How come some people are able to think out of box while others fail? Wow thx for the links..it adds more innovative ideas :)
Jan 9	comment	How come some people are able to think out of box while others fail? nice suggestion..i too agree with you as i am really busy with the work these days..will certainly going to try ur method :) +1
Jan 8	comment	How to be a smart worker rather than hard worker to be fit for the IT industry? +1 for the last para :)
Jan 8	comment	How to be a smart worker rather than hard worker to be fit for the IT industry? yes it is so..but is it not much time taking,..bcoz in IT sector client is so demanding that they need solution instantly and I think although the process is good but it is time consuming...+1 for the quote
Jan 3	comment	How come some people are able to think out of box while others fail? Simple yet elegant :) +1
Jan 3	comment	How come some people are able to think out of box while others fail? Thx for the efforts..very detailed...pointing in the correct direction whr I am lagging in and points to the right area that I neglect commonly :)