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Healthcare is moving fast into the digital age, and one of the best ways to show what's possible is through working demos. That's where DrKiddo comes in—a proof-of-concept application designed to showcase how hospitals, clinics, and healthcare providers could leverage modern app technology. While this demo doesn't represent the full picture, it gives a solid glimpse of what's possible when technology meets patient care.
As we welcome September 16, 2025, I'd like to take a moment to wish everyone Selamat Hari Malaysia. This day is more than just a date on the calendar—it is a living reminder of how far we've come as a nation, and how unity continues to be our greatest strength. From the early years of independence to today's thriving Malaysia, the journey has been one filled with challenges, triumphs, and countless milestones.
When you step into the role of a System Analyst, one of your most critical responsibilities is capturing what the business truly needs—and translating it into something the technical team can actually build. This is where the User Requirement Specification (URS) comes in. Think of it as the bridge between "what the user wants" and "what the developers deliver."
Few fighting games defined the 90s like Mortal Kombat 3. Released in 1995 for arcades and later ported to the Super Nintendo (SNES), MK3 took everything fans loved about the series and turned it up to the next level. With new characters, faster gameplay, brutal combos, and unforgettable fatalities, it became one of the most talked-about fighting games of its era. Now, I've made Mortal Kombat 3 (SNES) available to play directly in your browser — so you can relive the arcade action anytime on desktop or mobile.
Before the world of high-definition 3D graphics and massive open worlds, simple yet addictive maze games ruled the screens of DOS PCs. One of the most memorable titles from this era was CD-Man II, released in 1992. Inspired by Pac-Man but adding its own twists, CD-Man II became a favorite for players who wanted classic arcade action on their home computers. Now, I've made CD-Man II available to play directly in your browser, bringing back those 90s vibes for both desktop and mobile.
