An End to the Frustration

I have done it! As I previously explored in [My First MVC](/my-first-mvc), setting up an MVC framework from scratch can be tricky, especially when it comes to understanding classes in OOP PHP. However, after some struggle, I've managed to fix the last problem with my database query. However, after some struggle, I've managed to fix the last problem with my database query. I am now three quarters of the way to setting up pagination on this site. That will be a nice change.

I have also mostly set up my photo gallery. All the photos read in to the database from the S3 storage, and I can display them nicely and also weed out the junk files that AWS puts in to the buckets. When I have the photos set up with pagination, I will work out a fwe more weeds with the to do list system, then back to focus on other things like making more cartoon picture to teach English with, moving the rest of my sites over to this MVC that I have going, and then moving into HTML5 games for learning.

This relates to my plans to move into HTML5 games for learning, which will also require me to improve my skills in Python. After that, the next step I think is to start learning serious Python coding, building on ideas from [Awesome](/awesome), where I've already made some progress in setting up servers and programming with PHP. As I wrote about in [It is Going Now](/it-is-going-now), migrating from one system to another can be complex. However, moving the database for a site over to a new codebase is not so hard if you already know that database and use it a lot. The new code will be adapted to it. THe new code will be adapted to it. Much easier than moving to a whole new system, like migrating from drupal to wordpress or something like that.