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Web and Cloud geek with 12+ years of experience in Web and Cloud Technologies.

I love to work on the latest technologies, and I have very good exposure to Web Development with .NET Framework. I specialize in technologies like Azure Cloud, Micro-services, Azure Functions, Dev-ops, C#, ASP.Net MVC, .NET Core, SQL Server, ORM, Web services, Web API, etc.

I also carry a handy experience in creating a very user-friendly and interactive web interface with Angular, AngularJS, jQuery, JavaScript, KnockoutJS, Bootstrap, Responsive Design, etc.

Besides technologies I am a passionate cricket follower, I follow every moment of things happening in world cricket. And of course, Team India is my favorite team :)

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