About Me

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DAMBAR SAH

Web Developer, Designer, and Student From Nepal

                 " I'm web developer and designer living in India and my native place is Nepal. I am a fan of technology, entrepreneurship, and writing. I'm also intrested in programming and web development. You Can read my articles with a click on the button above. I spend my days with my hands in many different areas of web development from back end programming(PHP/MYSQL, JSON) to front end engineering(HTML, CSS, and JQuery/Javascript), digital accessibility, user experience and visual design.

                 I've been developing applications for the web using mostly PHP. I do this for a living and love what I do as every day there is something new and exciting to learn. In my spare time, the web developing community is a big part of my life. Whether teaching code to kids at a local school, managing online programming groups and blogs or attending a conference, I find keeping involved helps me stay up to date. This is also my chance to give back to the community that helped me get started, a place I am proud to be part of. I'm extremely passionate about web development and design in all it's forms and helping small bussinesses and artisans build and improve their online presence. Aside from web development, I enjoy spending my time with my friends , reading Novels, brewing beers and taking photos.
Personal Info:
Phone: +9779810409095
+916284403064
Email: dambar981040@gmail.com
hackingdefinesexperts@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/dambar-sah-907164171
BitBucket: https://dambar981040@bitbucket.org/dambar981040
DOB: 2 May, 1998
Contributions: https://www.quizemania.in
http://dambar981040.blogspot.com
http://hackingdefinesexpert.blogspot.com
Technical Trainings:
✓ Worked on HTML%, Bootstrap, CSS3
✓ Worked on Javascript, jquery and AJAX
✓ Worked on various project of web designing
✓ Worked on PHP, myPhpAdmin, Mmysql
✓ Worked on C & C++

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