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Ashraful Alam is a Software Architect, who has 8 years of professional experience in Software Development industry. This Bangladeshi national is involved with project management and development of several US based software projects from his country. Already he has managed and developed several software projects, which are being used by several users of different countries, such as USA, Canada, Australia, and Bangladesh. While developing and managing a team, he contains and maintains a set of well defined engineering practices developed by him and other online developer communities.

Due to his willingness to give effort to improve and share better software development practices, Ashraf has been awarded as “Most Valuable Professional” (MVP) in ASP.NET category by Microsoft since year 2007 multiple times, which is a rare honor and prestigious reorganization among the developers around the world.

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AshrafulAlam RT @GreatestQuotes: "The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who can't read them." - Mark Twain about 11 days ago

AshrafulAlam Utilizing SharePoint Server 2010 with TFS 2010 http://t.co/Zu2f5L9w about 39 days ago

AshrafulAlam Check out this presentation : Utilizing SharePoint Server 2010 with TFS 2010 http://t.co/57lntSC7 via @slideshare about 39 days ago

AshrafulAlam Your Blog is The Engine of Community http://t.co/wh11PGCl via @shanselman about 41 days ago

AshrafulAlam @iloveigloo Just downloaded this awesome jQuery HTML5 Uploader http://t.co/BaEK5XZA about 47 days ago

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Happy birthday to me!

Don't know really how 29 years just passed! It was really wonderful journey so far. I wish I will be nice husband, nice child, nice father, nice engineer ... (impossible? not really!)