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Git has become a life Saver!

For me git has become a life saver and an important part of web development. As each developer brings there own way of programming and keeping "code safe"; its helpful to known that we all can follow same style when we commit our changes to the master branch.

Git makes it easy to review current updates with updates that are already live.

I use git history (git log) feature on almost daily basis to review my changes, before I commit them to feature branch. The git feature branches makes it easy to test out the code in isolated qa-websites that are kept clean from working development websites.

It was a learning curve when I first started in git; but over constant reuse and following some git cheetsheets, I have come to enjoy and love git version control system.

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Completed UiPath - RPA Developer Advance Training

After a month of training, with late nights and weekends I have completed the UiPath RPA Developer Advance Training.

The Level 1 Foundation Training pretty much covered all the basics of Desktop studio and workflows, only draw back was I started with the default foundation course which was for 2016, and all document reference links where pointing to 2016 version. I didn't understand it during the foundation training and kept switching to 2018 version document/page.

Only after completing the Foundation course that I realized, I was suppose to have started with the 2018 version of Level 1 Foundation Training, but as it was optional I didn't have to retake the 2018 version, the 2016 was good enough for moving to level 2.

The Level 2 Orchestrator 2018.3 Training as good. It gave good understanding of Queue's, Jobs, and schedules and I was able to complete the level two much faster then the level 1.

The Level 3 UiPath Advanced Training was bit tough as it involved the assignme…

Working hours in six months to a year

I usually try to look for how many hours I have worked on a given project and what hours that I spend on learning or network management tasks.

Below I have added some hours calculation, after finding the breakdown by months from Berkeley website.

Credit: http://controller.berkeley.edu/payroll/payroll-system-pps/pps-training-materials/number-working-hours-month

2017Working hours six months (Jan 1st - Jun 30th):
130 days x 8 hours = 1040 hours

Working hours six months (Jul 1st - Dec 31th):
130 days x 8 hours = 1040 hours

Working hours for the year:
1040 hours + 1040 hours = 2080 hours
MonthWorking Days in the monthMonthly Working Hrs1/2 of working hrsMidpoint of working days in the monthDates of HolidaysJanuary22176888 a.m. 1/172,16February20160808 a.m. 2/1520March2318492Noon 3/1631April20160808 a.m. 4/17May2318492Noon 5/1629June22176888 a.m. 6/16July2116884Noon 7/174August2318492Noon 8/16September2116884Noon 9/154October22176888 a.m. 10/17November22176888 a.m. 11/1610,23,24December21168…

RPA Solution using UiPath Community Edition

Some screenshots from an RPA project that I have recently completed using UiPath Studio.

The project involved:
Log-In to a website using set credentialsGo to select pageProcess a list of user statusValidate the user rulesIf invalid, email the userAdd user status to a list of statues After all user statuses are processedSave the list of statues as an excel fileEmail the excel file to a designated user

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