Few years ago, around 2011, at one night I decided and started
blogging about ASP.Net technologies. I’m diehard fan of WWE (World Wrestling
Entertainment), as of now I’m a huge fan of John Cena. From his slogan “The
Champ Is Here” I pick up the name “Champ” and put it my blog. This is how I named my blog.
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| The Champ Is Here! |
At Initial stage I’m not a serious blogger. But from the
year 2013, onwards I decided to do something to the ASP.Net community. So that I
decided to post article in a regular basis. As of now I’m serious about this.
Since its starting, my blog goes up and down. As of now I have
crossed over 8000+ views. (thanks to everyone who helped to achieve this
height.
Apart from blogging, I’m
a member of the ASP.Net forums where I can contribute to the community directly
as much as I can.
My blog traffic also increased during this year after I post
in a regular intervals. You can see the result in the below figure. Recently i have changed the UI of this website and mapped from blogger to the custom website.
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| Overall Growth of my website |
Normally I got nearly 1000+ page views per month, which is very low compare to other blogs, but I’m
happy with my work.
Hi Bro,
ReplyDeleteGratitude for putting up this prolific article! You truly make everything a cake walk. Genuinely good stuff, saving time and energy.
have a grid with 17 columns and 3614 row, when i press export it takes a lot of time to export it to excel, also if i group them takes more time to export, ASP .Net is there a way to reduce time?
I look forward to see your next updates.
Thanks a heaps,
Radhey
Hi, I hope there is no problem with data source (like sql query and joins). Normally, export to excel takes little bit time. Ofcourse, Grouping will take some extra time. Have you got any hint where it will take time? If possible please share the code with me, i will help in this regards! :)
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