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About me

Hello friends,

I'm Girish Salaskar. A web developer having knowledge of different technologies like Java, PHP, MySQL etc.

The purpose of this blog is to share my knowledge, experiences I got while working on technologies, tips and tricks I'm familiar about and so on.

Many of us (almost all of us) get some challenges in work, at that time we find some ways to overcome that. After resolving the issue or fulfilling the requirements, we forget about even noting down the solution (or sometimes tricks we can say) we applied to make the thing possible.

So firstly I've started noting down those challenges. But at some point, my friends also was facing same issue, so I've explained them. Then I thought that instead of noting down personally and explaining that to friends, start writing blog to share the tricks and extra knowledge about the technologies.

So after publishing 2 notes on medium blogging site, I decided to shift from medium to blogger. I'm adding all the past and future tricks on this blog. So it will be helpful to everyone who is seeking for it.

You also can share your knowledge, tips and tricks in comment. I'll moderate and post those with the author name.

Good luck friends.🙂🙌🙏👍
Girish.

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