@retoor i live in a small town called Rourkela, in Odisha (India).

Its a sweet, small city. not very crowded. No IT companies here, mostly small private businesses, and a steel manufacturing plant (second largest in India), which controls half the city.

not too many places to visit, to hang out. no scope for networking with other like minded people.

no scopes for investments. it feels dissappointing sometimes, when I look back.

The app that I have developed, now i need to run back to tier 1/2 cities for seeking investments or to make it big :(

when you dont have something, you create one of your own. isnt that what we developers are for??

@thegod and only 3 likes..nd so many comments :P

inspiring story..i hope i too find such an awesome friend someday..!!!

moreover if you get such an opportunity, it wud b a waste to just post the question on SO, therez no fun in that..u r a real developer wen u fight it out to find out the solution urself..!!!

@magicmirror, i eventually found out that it was really dumb, cleaned npm cache and it fixed the issue :/

js, ofcourse..learn javascript..most simple, most easy to grasp, and has a future too..will b a base for other frameworks like nodejs, angularjs, es6, etc

and most of the tym, it does..!!!

m in..terested..!!! will ping u back soon to check if i can fit in somewhere to contribute to this awesome(in the making) tool.. (:

point noted @LetMeCode sir

true @3141..new here..adapting to things..btw i just completed making my avatar..n i kinda like it :)

buying out is never an option..i need to earn it..its more about reputation than money @neodite

haha @boss.. completely in agreement with u..u wer lucky enuf to get a seat in the NITs..we r from the "other" colleges no one cares about..bt the equation holds the same..and after seeing ur rant, i apologise my profs that i expected too much from them, even their highsr colg counterparts r like buddies to them it seems now ;)

its ok bro..its because of the base they gave u that u now learnt nodejs..their scope is limited to the syllabus, they expect their studentd to go out, explore more and learn more, cant blame them for not knowing node or angular, coz even if they teach u, half of the class wud b seeing stars during the lecture..so cheer up, dont expect to b spoonfed all the things, there are so many languages that even you are not aware of..but its ok to rant wen u need help in ur project and they have no fucking idea which "language" u r talking in :P

m sure u guessed it seeing child_process()

yes @omomthings