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I am Sitecore Certified solution designer/developer with expertise in Microsoft technologies with experience over 9 Years. I have contributed in several web applications over the years using Microsoft technologies such as Sitecore, ASP.Net MVC, C#, Azure. I like sharing my on the job experiences to help developer communities.

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