There are no other places that Guo Lin loves as much as his beloved hometown Batu Pahat, which can be translated as "chiselled rock" in English. The town is just the perfect ratio of blend between serenity and modernisation that he would not be able to find in another place. Here he proudly shares about the town where he was born and grew up in. Keep Reading

Syazwan was mesmerized by the fantastic view of the beach at Koh Lipe, Thailand - the scene with light blue crystal clear waters and shining white sandy beach. After much swimming, snorkeling and gallivanting about the island with Shaiful together in their hibiscus pants, Syazwan could not wait to share the story of his first ever overseas trip. Keep Reading

Shaiful's recent backpacking trip to Cambodia was proven to be a memorable one, including all the horn-happy drivers cruising along the streets. It is a country with fascinating history with thousands of years of civilization, majestic temples and interesting people. Hear how Shaiful tells a tale of his adventures. Keep Reading

Mujib wants to share the story about his beloved hometown, but not about the present days of it but more interestingly, about the old days of Kajang based on the first-hand account of his old man. That's right, the man was also born in Kajang in the late 60's, during the time when the town was quiet and unperturbed by development. Keep Reading

Giving someone an uninterrupted four hours time is the best gift you can give anyone at work. It's better than a computer, it's better than a new monitor, it's better than new software, or what people typically use. Giving them four hours of quiet time at the office is going to be incredibly valuable. Keep Reading

The FIFA World Cup, arguably the most globally-celebrated event on this planet, had begun in South Africa on June 11, 2010 and will end this coming July 11. It is an event worth 4-years of wait. Only this time, it is chocked-full of shocking outcomes. Keep Reading

Shaiful takes a break from the webby stuff to talk about the greatest sporting event on the planet - football. Hear him prattling on about how he supported France way back in 1998, and how he strived to feel the excitement supporting the Blues once again. Keep Reading

Webcamp, to borrow the term, is a series of free events in the spirit of BarCamp with specific focus on topics related to "working" on the internet. It's a great place to catch up with the Malaysian web community and finally associate faces to names you often hear blogging and follow, maybe even stalk, on Twitter. Keep Reading

Syazwan was having his internship with a data company in KL when he was asked to try out the position of Front-End Developer at Stampede. Under Dov's reign of terror, he learned many essential front-end techniques that are important to Stampede, and had never looked back ever since. Syazwan writes about the experience that led him to Stampede and what has transpired since. Keep Reading

You are an IT student, black circles under your eyes from that last attempt at submitting your Final Year Project in one coherent piece. You have an interview with a web company and you've heard all sort of cautionary tales and advise about your future career. Suddenly you feel like an underdog. Ain't life grand. Keep Reading