Month: May 2011

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C ompleted 2 Years at SolveXia

Yes, that is correct. 2 years ago on 26th May 2009, I joined SolveXia as a Software Engineer.

Seriously, time does fly like anything. Today, I am the Lead Software Engineer at SolveXia, working on our Online Process Automator.

Web based Process Automator has an RIA front end developed in Microsoft Silverlight.

SolveXia is growing day by day, week by week and month by month. Together, we have developed pretty damn good software, the sort that knocks socks off at every sensible demo that’s been done. And It does not stop there, every day we are refining, fine tuning the edge of the software, making it sharp, and adding snap on features that turn manual, tedious business processes into “well documented, sub versioned pieces of intellectual property for your business”.

SolveXia has clients with business processes, that would take approximately 2-3 days to complete manually. But now, with the SolveXia Process Automator, it takes less than 20 minutes for a process to run end to end.
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The team at SolveXia is great, or should I say “Super Great”. It’s fun working with team like this. Every day, we learn something at SolveXia and expand our knowledge base to overcome challenges of all sorts, either techno-logical or sales-o-logical.

And I have to mention that SolveXia has won some well known industry competition awards and been a finalist in events like “Tech-23”, “ATS Rising Starts” and “CeBIT 2011”.

It is an absolute pleasure to work at SolveXia – not to mention the great view!

Note to self: I know, I did not follow my last “Note to self”. Well, we all make mistakes like this but I will keep them to a bare minimum.

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R unning SMH Half marathon – 2011

Hiya Guys, Back again with a post that talks about “H ow good it was to run Half Marathon, interesting huh?” Keep reading 🙂

15th May 2011, 5:30AM alarm goes off. Got ready to get going for race. James and I planned to meet before race start @ 6:25 AM, which I couldn’t meet him just because I am slack :P. But, I caught up with him at at about 2Km mark.

Anyway, I had been diagnosed with shin splints on both legs a month and half ago. So, obviously, I haven’t been training or preparing myself for “Big Race”. My physio therapist have been telling me “Start from micky mouse stuff (in other words, damn you don’t run more than 10k 😀 )”. Physio-therapy sessions really helped me get better or heal faster with shin splints injury(*Physio therapy is expensive here in this part of world).

How the hell did i get shin splints???, Well, I ran “Full marathon” in my home town in india. Really, I did not practice enough for “Marathon”. I think there are more than one factor that I can blame for my shin splints. 1. Not enough training, 2. Started walking at about 22Km mark, and 3. May be Running shoe.

First one is straight forward, Not enough training, and second one is just result of first one. I started walking at about 22Km mark and rest of the race then onwards. And It is obvious, Fast walking puts more pressure on the shin. and Third is in the “may be” category.

Here, is the stats how I went 🙂 (*courtesy of RunKeeper)

SMH Half Marathon Running stats 2011
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Next, half marathon will be in Royal National Park, some time in august this year 🙂

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Note to self: Frequently write a blog about health topic and ways to track health

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S upport experience with Aspose, SpreadsheetGear and Telerik

H ello, Where are you? I am here, Where are you?

It is something from work, as this post is about sharing my experience dealing with Aspose, SpreadsheetGear and Telerik. And the experience gained working at SolveXia

This post is not endorsing any product or comparison of any such.

For those of you don’t know, Aspose is library which is used to manipulate Excel/Word and much more without using Microsoft word. SpreadsheetGear is mainly focused around Excel file manipulation. and Telerik is third party user control library.

First, I will talk about Aspose. These guys understand the competition in the market that they have, and always up for helping client with support query. Aspose guys are very open to clients suggestion and more over they take opportunity and implement valid suggestions relatively quickly. I can’t recall, Aspose ever disappointed me with support. I see and use Aspose library today and I can say that “It takes small small refinement in software which makes it super stable and best”, I have been using Aspose library for last 2 years.

Second, I will talk about SpreadsheetGear. These guys are mainly focused on Excel manipulation and has great excel library. SpreadsheetGear doesn’t do release very often (sometimes twice a year, mostly once a year). SpreadsheetGear performs very well with memory pressure. Support is not one of the best, but they will provide hotfix if need to. I have been using SpreadsheetGear for 1 year now. I was quick at learning the SpreadsheetGear library, may be reason being, I was familiar with Aspose. SpreadsheetGear is more defensive when it comes to supporting new feature request.

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I have and is still using all of the above three library, they all are great. Why, we use 2 library (Aspose & SpreadsheetGear) to do excel manipulations?, because Some features are great in Aspose whereas some are great in SpreadsheetGear. Its best of breed approach and lowers the risk on business being dependent on one library.

Well, too much talk about them. (But I gotta make sure, what I say, I deliver)

Thats all for today my friends,

Have a nice time !

Note to self: Talk less about others 😀