Yesterday I had a session on asp.net 3.5 and 4.0 features Venue www.hyderabadtechies.info , online session Hyderabad Techies is a Microsoft Developer User Group initiative for sharing knowledge, started and mentored by Microsoft MVP, Chandra Sekhar Thotta. It’s really a nice experience we are been getting knowledge share from different people from different companies and […]
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