About Me

Hi, I’m Anjum Rizwi, a passionate Full Stack Developer with 20 years of experience in building powerful, efficient, and innovative software solutions. Over the years, I’ve worked with diverse technologies, crafted dynamic applications, and solved complex problems, all while keeping my curiosity alive and learning at every step.

My Skills

Here’s a snapshot of the technologies I’ve mastered:

  • Backend Development: ASP.Net/C#, SQL Server, Ruby on Rails
  • Frontend Development: JavaScript, jQuery, Angular
  • Content Management Systems: DotNetNuke (DNN/Evoq), SiteCore
  • Data & Reporting: SSIS, SSRS
  • DevOps & Cloud Platforms: Azure, AWS, DevOps practices

From building enterprise applications to optimizing web platforms and implementing CMS solutions, I’ve had the opportunity to tackle various challenges across the development spectrum.

My Professional Journey

With two decades in the industry, I’ve gained a deep understanding of both backend and frontend development. My expertise lies not just in coding but in delivering end-to-end solutions that align with business goals and user expectations. My journey has also involved mentoring developers, collaborating on innovative projects, and continuously upskilling myself to stay relevant in the ever-evolving tech world.

Outside of Work

Beyond my professional life, I’m deeply committed to social work, especially in promoting education for children. I believe education is a powerful tool for change, and contributing to this cause gives me immense joy and purpose.

Why This Blog?

This blog is my platform to share my experiences, insights, and tips from my career. Whether you’re a fellow developer, an aspiring programmer, or simply interested in technology, my goal is to provide value, inspire curiosity, and create a space for learning and growth.

Let’s connect, learn, and grow together! 😊

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