LUJAIntroduction
DOWNLOAD RESUMEMy name is Luja Manandhar, and this is my blog. I am a Software Professional from Kathmandu, Nepal having around 5 years of experience in desktop as well as web technologies. I am a tech geek who loves to review all the trendy news about the latest technological advancement and innovations. I currently work as a senior software developer for Soft Age Nepal.
I designed this website thinking of having my own personal website on web to facilitate a communication with my friends over the world. Later I thought of adding features like tutorials, tips and tricks which facilitates the up-coming developers to learn the right way of exploring the concepts of web technologies.
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UI design
creating a program of beauty
It's not necessary that each program be a visual work of art. But it's important that it should not be ugly. Interface is that element in a software application which makes users mind work visually.
I design UI depending on the knowledge of the users who would be using it. -
about me
programming is my passion
Programming is not only my hobby, its my passion. I develop applications for Windows based personal computers and also few small apps for Android based smart phones and tablets. Frankly speaking, I am still learning on the process for developing applications for Android based smart phones and tablets. When I'm not programming, I'm usually playing games on my new iPad.
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technical skills
few languages i work on
VB6, Flash, ASP, HTML C#, Java, ASP.NET SQL Server, MySQL, MS Access XML, VB Script, Java Script, Action Script
latest tech news
- Australia must take cyber security opportunity
Australia may never be able to create an IT industry like that in the US, but it can lead in cyber security
- Government mishandling smart meter roll-out, says committee
The Science and Technology Committee accuses the government of being unclear on the benefits of gas and electricity smart meters, and mishandling aspects of the national roll-out
- Cutting the cable: why industry is turning to wireless
Wireless networking technology is heading out of the office and the living room, and on to the factory floor. We explore the trend
- Infrastructure as code: What does it mean and why does it matter?
The emergence of software-defined hardware has given rise to the phrase “infrastructure as code” to describe the way these environments are managed