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It was a superb and incredible moment being at the C# Corner Annual Conference 2016. This is my first MVP award, and it was an awesome experience. No one can buy this kind of experience by paying money.
Day One
The session began in the evening, attended by all the C# Corner founders: Mahesh Chand, Board Member Shekhar Srinivasan, MCN Solution Team, Editorial Director Praveen Kumar, Conference Director Dhananjay Kumar, Content Manager Dinesh Beniwal, etc.
The agenda of the session was: The Introduction of Chapters and the Conference by Dhananjay Kumar Sir, How to Become a Better Programmer by Glenn Block Sir, How to Brand Yourself by Mahesh Sir, and open discussion.
In this session we learned from all the legends; they shared their real-life experiences. We learned the following lessons from the Mahesh Chand Sir session,
Keynote:
- Always ask questions: Ask questions of everyone whether they are a part of your project or not, don't feel afraid (bad) to ask any question. Always make sure that all of your doubts are cleared up.
- Always work as a team: If everyone in your group, company, or project always works as a team, then your team can achieve its goal. If anyone from your team has poor performance or is a little bit slow in their work, then try to pick him up and work together. Share some tips with him so that he can grow with you, and your team will work and perform well.
- Always Follow Steps: Suppose you are a developer and you are doing some development on a task; then first understand the requirements properly so that you can develop that task. After understanding the requirements, figure out the pros and cons of that. Make a checklist of tasks which will help to develop this task in the minimum time. After development, the most important thing is unit testing.
- Be a continuous learner: Today’s world uses the internet in all sectors. On the internet we can get everything FREE of cost. So try to learn from these websites and portals. In our IT sector, new things are arriving every day, so you should have at least a basic knowledge of each and every technology because it will be better for your future. Always share your knowledge and experience with others.
Day Two
Dhananjay Kumar Sir: The session started with the welcome speech. In this, he shared everything about C# Corner, including how he and Mahesh Sir met and how the first C# Corner conference had approximately 50 attendees. Now this is the 6th annual conference. He also welcomed all speakers, MVPs, and attendees.
Also he gave a session on Angular JS, in which he explained CSS, basic concepts of Angular JS, features of Angular JS, etc.
Keynote:
- Suppose you are giving any session, then never introduce yourself before the session starts. Always introduce yourself after your session, because if your session is awesome or good then people will remember you.
Mahesh Chand Sir: The session started with an explanation of C# Corner and what it provides to us.
On the first day, Mahesh Sir explained upcoming new features of C# Corner, and explained that you should contribute to the community so the community can give back to you. C# Corner provides career advice, question banks, interviews, free book downloads, training and job opportunities, etc.
Brij MishraPosted Mar 24, 2016, 12:11 PM
Great recap of Keynote. Very helpful. Thanks Rupesh Kahane
Prasham SabadraPosted Mar 24, 2016, 11:58 AM
Thanks a lot Rupesh for sharing this. Very well written.
Mahesh ChandPosted Mar 24, 2016, 10:45 AM
Thank you, Rupesh. Great job by capturing the essence of the keynote. Appreciate it.