LEMON BLOG

Alright, fellow retro gaming enthusiasts, I've heard you loud and clear! The bottom bar in LemonWeb's ported DOS games was annoying—those were your words, not mine (okay, maybe mine too).

So, I did what any good developer would do: I fixed it!

It all started this morning when my friend casually asked, "Hey, can you generate a QR code for me?" No problem, right? I mean, there are tons of free QR code generators online. But here's the catch—many of them come with annoying limitations. Some slap you with scan limits, others try to make you sign up for an account, and the worst ones? They lock your QR code behind a paywall like it's some kind of VIP lounge.

Hey there! If you're a developer in Malaysia or someone looking to break into the tech industry, you're probably wondering which programming languages are in high demand and what kind of salary you can expect. Well, you're in luck! Let's chat about the top five programming languages in Malaysia, why they're popular, and how much you can make with them.

Malaysia is known for its rich and diverse food culture, from Nasi Lemak and Roti Canai to Satay and Char Kuey Teow. With such delicious food available everywhere, it's easy to overindulge and sometimes lose track of our health. That's why having a BMI (Body Mass Index) calculator is essential—it helps you understand your weight category and take steps to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Web development is often seen as a glamorous job, filled with endless possibilities to build and create. But in reality, it's a whirlwind of colorful code snippets, caffeine-fueled focus, and a healthy dose of chaos. Imagine a cheerful web developer seated at their desk, laptop glowing with vibrant lines of JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. The scene paints a picture of someone who thrives in a world of logic and creativity, even if it means neglecting a few things—like that poor, wilted plant sitting on their desk. This is the life of a web developer, where every day brings new challenges and just as many rewards.