The birth of this project came from the thought of creating a prospective platform for myself to learn new things and expose them to the community in a way to represent myself. As a .NET person from last 3 years, I have seen many people having many doubts not only in common things of .NET framework 3.5, but also in some advanced concepts. I felt curious about some of the topics and investigated thoroughly over web. In due course of time I learned solutions for many of the problems people are facing in coding. At this point, I thought that instead of helping a person for his question, it’s always better to make him learn through a detailed source. After that in no matter of time, I replaced the word PERSON with PERSONS (to be as a universal solution) in the former statement. And that’s it, Intstrings came to life.
Intstrings made me to feel more responsible towards community and it helped me to think about a lot of other things in coding. It made me to contribute more (to the .NET community) than what I thought at the starting. Intstrings mainly focused on contemporary programming concepts, and most of the concepts are explained through articles with some code. And also I would like to post fresh job openings and some simple projects in this website.
At this point of time I need to make sure to convey one important point. I will try my best to answer as many queries (questions related to my articles) from my readers as I can, but before hand I would recommend my readers to go to forums.asp.net and post their questions (questions not related to intstrings) there and 99.99% they will be answered by many intelligent professionals than me.
Disclaimer
Intstrings is completely a personal website of mine. All views and suggestions mentioned in this site are confined to me and they are not mentioned in this site to standardize the stipulated concepts. And also the way I used the concepts in this site is in accordance with my programming style. The code incorporated in this website is written and tested by me in visual studio; in case of any failure of any code feel free to comment it using comments section and I will correct it as quickly as I can. All irrelevant comments are moderated. Any comments having abusive matter will not be published.
For any other queries which are not in correspondence to the matter in the website, use the Contact page to send me an email and I will try my best to get back to you as soon as possible.
The requirements and corresponding developments (coding) made in this site are done according to my ideology. They may suit some of the real world demands and also they may not, it’s purely the responsibility of the person who intended to use any of the material placed in this site. I cannot guarantee to my readers that the solutions which I mentioned all along this site are going to be the appropriate ones in case of similar situations. All practices mentioned in this portal can be to link to/copy/bookmark or otherwise make use of any of the code if it is useful, provided at your own risk. But you may not copy the complete post and use it anywhere over the web.
A bit about me
And here it goes a little bit about me, my name is Rami Vemula, I am a MCP, MCTS. I completed my Master’s in Electrical Engineering at California State University Long Beach, USA in January, 2009 and I am looking forward to start my Ph.D in Electrical Engineering in the year of 2010. I stay back at my home town, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India.
ASP.NET programming is more than a profession to me, it’s my passion. I love to sit in front of my laptop and to code for hours and hours. Especially I love coding in C# (for its case insensitivity), and to take out the errors in case if any. I declare specific requirements to myself and develop them accordingly. At times I advise and develop some code modules to my friends and also provide consulting services to some of them.
Besides programming I am interested in analyzing the present day political scenarios. I follow my home town political issues every day and will debate about some with my friends very often. I also prefer to read lot of books including novels, engineering books.
Thanks
Last but not least, I would like to thank my mom and dad for making me what I am today. My wonderful family, hats off to them. By gods grace I made some extraordinary friends through out my life till date, I would like to thank them for their support. A special thanks to M.Sanjay Kumar for walking with me through out in making of Intstrings.Finally my earnest honors to my designer A.Niraj Kumar for his exceptional effort invested in Intstrings.