I'm a web/mobile application architect having worked on most of the technologies.

Age: 28

City: Coimbatore, India i love this place

Passions: Programming, Photography and Sports i'm really crazy about the first

"Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can become great."

- Mark Twain

Prabhu Beeman

Web and Mobile Application Architect, Director

A True Tale

It has been more than 6 years since I have been into the IT Arena. Ever since I started my college life, there was one thing that kept me going on and on and on. It was the thirst for technology, software products that could help people do their job. I was crazy and getting crazier as days progressed.

I learned programming through the good old COBOL. I indeed suggested it to many kids who began their programming career. For me, It was Visual Basic which made programming even more addictive. Learned even MFC and Delphi.

I was even into cracking. It was in the year 2ooo, I got my new PC, and the first to get installed was Electronic Arts' Cricket 97 Ashes Edition, my all time favorite. Lent the CD from one of my friends. But I had to give his CD back without which I cannot play the game. Out of desperation I searched for a crack and couldn't find one. But at least I could find some cracking tutorials (thanks 2 Cr4cK z0n3) that taught me all about cracking. Well, I was truly excited and was jumping around when I cracked the game and I was able to play the game without the CD.

I wrote my first virus too in the following year. It was quite harmless but unfortunately corrupted my friends' PC who had Windows Millennium Edition installed. It was tested only on Win 98. Also wrote a Date Crack application that helped me run most of the applications that could otherwise run only for 15 or 30 days.

I also developed a Quizzing application that was used in my college's symposium. I was thrilled to see people use my application. It was fun filled four years and I enjoyed each and every moment of it. I felt guilty though for not buying any software products and somehow managed to crack them. After all I was a student who didn't have money to buy them. Nevertheless, I appreciate the software makers and make it a habit to buy original products.

My passion for programming grew more and more even though it was my day to day job. I enjoyed my job and I was getting paid for it. I have a habit of writing lot of applications to support my projects activities during my free time and that helped me to be in touch with the latest technologies.

And here I'm with lot of more passion and lot more desire to win and win in a big way as an entrepreneur.