JavaTpoint

Success is all about taking new initiatives. I started developing Javatpoint in the year 2011. At that time, I was providing training on Java. Meanwhile, I thought, why not to spread my knowledge to the world. So I started developing Javatpoint on Java using the Struts 2 framework. At that time, struts 2 was the leading web framework. I told one of my students to convert the Java programs into the HTML files. He converted all the files, I added some description about the page and put it on the website. After that, I added Spring and Hibernate, day by day. Later, I added too many technologies. In 2013, I left the Job and set up a small business in Ghaziabad, and I hired some employees on content and training both. In 2 years, Javatpoint grew up from 1 to 10 employees. In 2015, I shifted my office location, Ghaziabad to Noida. In 4 years, I have achieved many things and learned a lot; and now the team size is 75. So we are growing day by day. Our motto is to have 1000+ employees. Here, 50 employees are in content development and rest in Management, Development, Training and Digital Marketing. Currently, I have two offices in Noida and I started the night shift working for US clients as well. If you try to help others, God will help you surely. A student from another teacher came to me and said, Sir I asked for the slide (PPT) from the Sir (Don't want to mention any name) to my sir and he scolded me. I told him not to worry, we are nothing; we haven't made Java, we are just delivering the things in a better way, since I don't use any PPT, I will put all my notes on the web, you people can learn from there. It was just to help the students. I was unaware of any kind of business. I searched a lot of good names on the web, but all were registered. Since I was providing training in Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad (Delhi/NCR), there was a tpoint which was very famous. So I just added tpoint with Java and checked on the net if it is registered or not. Thankfully, It was not registered. So, I registered this domain. In my opinion, name doesn't matter too much, work matters a lot. I thought, if I could work better to the existing site, it will be famous one day. And, thank God, now all the software professionals and students know about it.