I became interested in web development in the late 90s. My final year project in the uni (mechanical eng) was to create an e-learning portal to deliver online teaching materials. Since then, I started writing Java applets and Javascript for engineering applications such as calculating shear force and bending moments.

I started my first job as a web developer and sort of got stuck in the same profession till today (I didn’t regret anyway). A lesson I learned was that choosing the first job is the most important decision in life because the nature of the first job will lead to the second, third…and so on. I soon became interested in Linux and decided to move more towards the back end. I am now a Linux System Administrator but I haven’t given up programming.

I believe passion is the key to everything. My passion for logic and new technologies never dies!

During my free time, I blog and write articles on the web. Some articles are as follows:

Tracking your website using Google API (sitepoint.com):
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/track-rank-google-api

Quick Ajax/PHP Calendar (evolt.org)
http://www.evolt.org/quick_calendar_using_ajax_and_php

CMS Without DB Access (sitecritic.net)
http://www.sitecritic.net/articleDetail.php?id=188

Cheers.