Gishu

Mumbai, India

http://madcoderspeak.blogspot.com

Developer - I like to build things and see them work. Gimme a good book or a game and I can keep myself out of trouble. Got hooked on TDD-XP-Agile around 2005.. trying to get to the promised land since. Work with C Based languages. Play with Ruby.

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