Prashant Ballal

I'm so worked up about my programming career that when I'm browsing a website, I'll suddenly stop scrolling and start inspecting the source code simply to make sure I'm not wasting my time completely. In IACSD, Akurdi, I received my first introduction to coding and web development. My Post-Graduation Diploma in Advanced Computing was acquired there (PG-DAC). Many nights of sleep died during the six-month training because it was so intensive. However, the entire procedure was really fruitful. I started out as an engineer and eventually became a Full-Stack Developer. Liferay was the first product I saw when I started my job. Before joining my first company, I gave over 50 interviews in C++, JAVA,.NET, and PHP. For a year, I worked on Liferay 6.2, jQuery, and PostgreSQL. Then I switched to some new technologies, such as ReactJS and Spring Boot, and worked on them for seven months. But then it became real again when I started working with Liferay and learned how to tweak and use extension points to put Liferay to good use. It was impossible to get tired of doing this task since it felt so real. Liferay commerce, creating fragments, and overriding action classes to do the objective without breaking the real thing were always fresh hurdles. So far, I've worked with Liferay 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3, where I've replaced the entire original view module to achieve the client's changes, embedded views inside existing modules as if they were already there, created services, experimented with workflows, changed user searching, added customized permissions and roles, customized forms, web content, and blogs, and so on. Let's get together and talk about what's been done and what can be done.