Anees Khan from Getcha Solutions did a mobile app for our test & measurement new product model DL950 ScopeCorder during the official product launched. He did a good job for our company Yokogawa, and would recommend him for any web and mobile app development.

I had and am still having an excellent experience working with Anees Khan from Getcha Solutions. My previous programmer had left our website in a lurch and everyone just wanted us to create a whole new website. Khan single-handedly took on our existing system and fixed each bug, cleaning up our system so everything is running smoothly again. I am very thankful that I managed to engage his services, and I’ll highly recommend his services to anyone out there who requires a good programmer and a trustworthy person to work with!

The freelance web development scene brims with opportunities, especially in a tech-driven city like Singapore. Here, talent meets innovation, and the demand for custom software solutions is surging. I stand amid this digital landscape as a freelance developer ready to offer flexible, bespoke services.

They label my laziness as discipline. A few years ago, I was being interviewed by someone who ran a certain publication. The article was about how a freelancer (that is myself) had ran a freelance web development and programming service for over 2 decades.

Have you wondered how the IT life was, in the 1990s? What were web designers, developers, programmers and such people doing at that time? Was it true that if you need the Internet, you cannot use the phone at the same time, and vice versa? This article describes my life as a programmer back at those times, in Singapore.