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Android engineer with a tinge of design

Singapore (4:17 PM)

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Joined on June 29, 2015

I'm an Android developer who is able to work from the frontend to the backend. I know a little about Illustrator/Photoshop. I've worked on databases, relational ones (e.g. MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle) and NoSQL ones (e.g. Mongo)

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$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

$Minesweeper is a deceptively simple test of memory and reasoning and one of the most popular Windows games of all time.\nThe goal: Find the empty squares and avoid the mines.\nThe rules in Minesweeper are simple:\n\nUncover a mine, and the game ends.\nUncover an empty square, and you keep playing.\nUncover a number, and it tells you how many mines lay hidden in the eight surrounding squares - information you use to deduce which nearby squares are safe to click.\nSimply click on the smiley icon when you feel you have uncovered all the empty squares. App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skypayjm.app.minesweeper$

Minesweeper

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Blogger-me was first conceived during my undergrad days in year 2011. It was during that time when I got my first Android device and I realized this blogger application wasn't available in the Google Play store. Finding it a cumbersome to have to login to my blogger account via the mobile browser, I finally decided to work on a mobile app which makes use of the Blogger API for easy blogging.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sky.bloggerme

Blogger-Me

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

Jourwee was a concept, to make finding a ride easier. This concept got into my mind one day when I was out late at night, wanted to get home and no cabs were available. That got me thinking... wouldn't it be great if one of these drivers on the road is going in the same direction as me and could fetch me as well. Hitch a ride is out of the question as it wasn't a norm here.

Jourwee

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Nanyang Technological University

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Computer Science

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4 years