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Hi Arun,
I just discovered you on twitter which lead me to this blog of yours. I haven’t read it yet, but I was intrigued by your picture with the mountains in the background.
So I just have one question: what is that place?
Cheers!
Sunny
Hi Sunny,
This photograph was taken at the summit of Mt Whitney at 14.4k feet. The background mountains are Sierra Nevada range.
Arun
Hi Arun,
I am a junior Java developer in South Africa. I came across your blog while learning about JBOSS and WildFly.
I would really like to travel the world, but I am not sure how a developer with a 9 to 5 would do that. So seeing your photo of you chilling by the mountain is very inspiring. Do you have any advice for me, please?
Regards, Jack.