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Creator

This website is created by me, Naeem A. Malik :) LinkedIn Profile
I am a programming polyglot. I don't want to write about myself in third person as if I'm writing my obituary myself.
I got hands-on programming experience in multiple programming languages including:

  1. C#
  2. Java
  3. Python
  4. JavaScript
  5. C++
I also know how to work HTML although I'm in the camp that doesn't consider it a programming language. I got extensive experience in creating Selenium based end-to-end tests for web applications in C# and Java. I also got experience in creating RESTful APIs in C# and Java. In addition to my programming skills, I have a strong background in cloud engineering and automation. I am passionate about leveraging technology to solve real-world problems and continuously strive to improve my skills and knowledge in the field. My dedication to learning and growth has enabled me to stay current with the latest industry trends and best practices.

Tech Stack

I made this website myself, I am well versed in everything listed below in case you're looking to hire someone.
This website is hosted on Replit. I built it while learning Python through Replit 100 days of code challenge. More details are given below.

Cloud Platform: Replit
Server language: Python
Web framework: Flask
Frontend: HTML/JavaScript(on the rocks!)
Styling: Bootstrap 5
Analytics: Google Analytics
AI: Replit Agent, GitHub Copilot
Version Control: Git

My Udemy Courses

Playwright TypeScript Automation Testing: E2E, API, AI, MCP Appium WinAppDriver Automation Testing in C# Dotnet TCP/IP Socket Programming for Coders using C# .NET UDP Socket Programming in C# Dotnet Windows UI Automation on Azure DevOps Build Pipelines Windows Service Programming

My Blog

I've been writing A Programmer's Day since 2009, covering test automation with Playwright, WinAppDriver, and Selenium, Win32/PowerShell scripting, socket programming, and lately AI-assisted testing with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It's less theory, more "here's the code and here's what actually broke in CI" — worth a look if you're into automation or systems programming.

I've stopped working via Upwork for several eyars now but I once used to be pretty active, in any case you may check my profile here.

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