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Hello world! About me

Hello world! About me
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Hi, I'm Nicolás Bello Camilletti, a software developer that loves new technologies and new exciting challenges. Because of that, I'm constantly getting out of my comfort zone and this blog, which is deployed on a Docker container on a Microsoft Azure VM is a sample of my general behavior.

I usually don't write a lot in blogs but this year, as part of my commitment as a new Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP), I will make my best in order to change that and share some of the things I know. To ensure this, I create this site as one of my first projects of the year.

I will be writing about cloud computing, mobile and web development, NoSQL, IoT, Windows 10 and Windows Phone development and a few more things. Basically, all the technologies that I like and also the once I work on daily basis. Moreover, I will also be writing about some books I'm reading mainly related to how to present and leadership.

Finally, I will try to keep these articles as much consumable as possible. If you want to know more about me, you can follow me on twitter, linkedin, and github.

See you later :)

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