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Brajeshwar

Brajeshwar believes in simplicity; pushes the envelop and envisions the betterment of usable and practical solutions.

LxiDD is hiring Web Developers

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I hope, some day I can do a sane article about LxiDD but for now, let’s be content with the fact that this is my latest work. I started LxiDD this January (2013) and we ‘released’ our first version in February. By March, we got our first three customers and we sorta became ramen profitable [...]

What Startups can learn from Iron Man 3

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Yes, as expected Iron Man 3 was an awesome movie. The movie opens as a narrative by Tony Stark to Dr. Bruce Banner, a story that started way before Tony Stark became Iron Man. I won’t be talking about the movie, I’ll let you enjoy that at a theatre near you. So, after the Avengers [...]

Google Reader dies – Spring Clean your Digital Overload

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I was a voracious consumer of RSS feeds. It all started during the early days of the blogging revolution (the early 2000′s). I started with FeedDemon (Windows) then continued to NetNewsWire (Mac) and finally landed on Google Reader. I even wrote an article on – How to squeeze the best out of NetNewsWire. For quite [...]

I used Trello for my daughter’s school admission

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In India, we have lots of good schools. The problem is getting to the right one in the right location. Ask any parent and they will tell you their adventurous stories of how they navigated through the chaotic processes of getting their kid admitted to the school of their choice. Like any other established institutions [...]

Olacabs, a bad User Experience (Update: Bad Customer Service too)

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Olacabs (source : Olacabs) India is on a 48 hour stand-still with the ‘India Bandh’ called by the All Trade Union. They are protesting against privatization, outsourcing, violation of labour laws, price rise and several other burning issues of the country, trade unions of banking, insurance, public sector undertakings, transporters and unorganized sectors. Nope, I’m [...]

Create that ‘OneBucketList’ for your life and act on it

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Not a To-Do list. Not an agenda for your life’s routine. Something, which you usually have in your mind, the list of things you would love to do in your life. Be it – learning to sky-dive, go on that dream vacation, visit that exotic island, spend few undisturbed weeks in a less-trodden place – [...]

Startup Baba

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Startup Baba is simple newsletter where we highlight some of the interesting, crazy and fun stories from the world of startup and entrepreneurship. Every newsletter consists of about five curated links and a short excerpt about the stories. We also try to include links to tools and utilities which will be useful for design and [...]

Culture Unplugged Film Festival 2013 – Humanity Explored

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A quick chat about “In50Hrs” with Vijay Anand

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Many in the Indian Startup scene knows Vijay Anand or have heard of him. Vijay Anand run The Startup Centre and is very involved with Startups and Entrepreneurs in India. I recently had the opportunity to meet him in person when he brought In50Hrs to Bangalore for the first time. In50hrs is The Idea-To-Prototype Event. [...]

Adobe & HTML

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Honestly, I’m not really impressed with many things Adobe’s been doing lately. Actually, I believe that Adobe is going through some sort of an Identity Crisis. Nonetheless, you cannot really ignore some of the innovative and good things they’re spearheading, specially with open standards like HTML. Recently, few of us were hurriedly called to the [...]