I’ve been quite busy this past few months and now I am back with some interesting new resources I have discovered in the course of the last three months. I’ve been busy working and lately, have been developing a lot of WordPress themes and found some useful plugins that may be of help to all my readers out there.

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So in the past few months, I haven’t been able to update my website or blog due to lots of work. Well, good news is that because I was keeping busy at the company, I’ve been able to pick up some new knowledge in which I learned about the model-view-controller architecture. I have to admit, the learning curve is not that pretty if it is self-taught but after lots of research and practice, I’ve been able to create my own simple framework in PHP. As a programmer, learning new techniques and skills, I’ve noticed how much my coding habits have evolved over time and how the structure of my website changes over time in which when I was in the midst of research on how the MVC architecture works, I realized that my way of coding is not that far from it.

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Recently working on some projects for my company, I find myself to use the jQuery library a lot. It is very useful for what the clients want on their website and jQuery has helped me time and again. One of our newest website we’re redesigning at the moment, as a heavy javascript-based website. Although we can accomplish the site entirely in Flash since it requires a lot of custom design implementations, and interactive controls/menus, I just used jQuery to handle most of it and so far, everything has been working so far.

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Several times, I have found myself to work on several different projects each with their custom CMS and with custom features. Although some of these websites share some of the same features or a class object that I have already premade in the past, many of which I tend to rewrite instead of just uploading the premade file itself. Many of you may argue with me but there is a reason for this. As like any developer, when working on new projects, you tend to have more knowledge and change your style and techniques of coding and organization. I think that that is the sole reason as to why I tend to recode a new class that does the same thing instead of reusing an old class object.

Although I do sometimes just straight out reuse an old class object script I have create in the past, those objects usually span more wider in terms of usability such as creating a mysql object, or a PHP session object that handles specifically one thing but can be used in other objects.

My question to you is, how many of you out there find yourself spending a portion of your time rewriting old scripts to fit your current programming style and why?

Well, lately I’ve been getting tired of my current website layout. Although I have a lot of projects in hand to do, there is always time I can put aside to gain hands-on experience with the new HTML 5. Because it will be the next solid version of markup language used by the most updated web browsers, I think it will be a great investment for me to put some time in reading up some articles and practicing HTML 5 on small miscellaneous projects and what’s a better way to do it than redesigning my website and coding it out HTML 5.

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Object oriented programming (OOP) has been out for a very long time. Learning the basics and logics of programming is not enough for any developer. While you build functions, and procedures with the programming language of your choice, doesn’t it feel redundant to code the same thing over and over for different projects that are using the same structure, or similar in design?

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As you may have noticed or not, I implemented my very own Twitter status on the front page of my website several days ago. Reading up on the documentations over at the Twitter website, it seems that they set limits in which a web application can make a call to the API.

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Lately, I’ve noticed many people consider themselves the either or and not both. I consider myself more of a developer since I have more experience in programming and developing applications. While browsing the Internet for the past several days, I’ve taken notice on the designs and functions of each website that has to do with web design or web development and there is an absolute line that distance the two types apart.

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