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Hello and Welcome!

Welcome to Srini's blog! This is my first blog post.

Hopefully the following will give you some information on what my blogs will be about


class Person
{
    string FirstName = "Srini";
    string LastName = "Vasudevan";
    string Occupation = "INSERT SOME SOFTWARE ROLE HERE";
    List<string> Hobbies = new List 
    {
        "software development",
        "cricket",
        "community and charity work",
        "technology"
    };
}


If you want to know more about my professional background, you can check out my LinkedIn profile at

If you want to know about the organisation I help in my spare time by doing some charitable work, please visit http://www.sriomcare.org.au

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