February 2016

All it started was like a little hobby, spending little time doing a few things on designing, but never thought of making it my career, but as I kept learning it, I found it very interesting and it became my passion to try something new and more challenging. We know there are many jobs out…

Software development “then” refers to the traditional way of developing software; i.e., “The Waterfall Model” and “now” refers to the modern way, “Agile”. Waterfall as its name suggests that it employs the sequential process. Development flow from the start to the end following several different stages, moving from one stage to another can be done…

I am working as a Senior .Net Software Engineer. When people ask me what I do, I say I develop Websites, they are impressed, yet, not entirely understand what it means. Never mind, let me talk about my work life, being in the field of IT means it is very important to keep myself up-to-date…

So what’s an average day like in the life of a dot net developer? Let’s find out. I come to the office, switch on my system, hit the keys on the keyboard and there – I start with writing the code. That’s the short version. Here’s the expanded version. I usually report to work at…

This write-up was published on OPSPL blogspot on September 20, 2013. Read this article to know about the confessions of a programmer!  Ever have one of those days where your eyes are sore and body is completely exhausted. But just then an idea hits and your mind is racing.” Should I turn on the laptop?…

10 things you probably didn’t know about Online Productivity Solutions – or never did ask This write-up was published on OPSPL blogspot on September 22, 2014. Read this, ASAP, if you are still in the dark about What We Are!  1. We were founded on 7th August 1995. That makes us 20 years old in…

This write-up was published on OPSPL blogspot on June 25, 2013. Read this to know why QAs are dreaded by the development team yet they are an indispensable part of the developmental process! We don’t blame the programmers for hating us, I mean our appraisals are done by the amount of threatening notes we get by our…

Software testing is all about finding bugs, isn’t it? We all know that there is always a never ending battle between the developers and the testers. Developers think “How we can make the software” while the testers think “How can we break the software”. Combined efforts of both – the developers and testers – help us…