January 2014 – February 2014
PHP, XHTML, CSS, AJAX, JavaScript, EasyPHP (a WAMP stack)
Live Demo of the rewritten 2014 version of Timetable Tool
Original project: Timetable Tool (2006)
I originally developed this personalised class timetable tool in 2006 to learn PHP, but I rewrote it in 2014, to brush up on my PHP skills. It uses the original (plain and simple) live timetables as a source, and displays them in a more visually appealing way.
WordPress, XHTML, CSS, PHP
My Project Portfolio is available on this website. It contains information and samples images (some with links to apps) about some projects I have worked on. It is powered by WordPress. I customised the website design by creating a child theme for the WordPress Twenty Twelve theme, using XHTML, CSS and PHP.
Programming, Notepad++, JavaScript, XHTML, DOM, CSS, XML, DTD, XPath
Newer version: Salaah Times App
All Muslim’s are obligated to offer 5 daily prayers (Salaah) during specific times of the day. This Salaah Times Windows Gadget was developed to aid in meeting this obligation. A companion converter app (above) provides an XML prayer timetable for this gadget to visually display.
Programming, Notepad++, JavaScript, XHTML, DOM, CSS, XML, DTD, XPath
Newer version: TV Schedule App
I developed this TV Schedule Windows Sidebar Gadget. For TV series I am interested in, it displays the episodes showing on any day. Its data is stored in an XML file, which I manually update as TV series are announced, start/end, go on break, etc. It was written using JavaScript, XHTML & CSS. XPath expressions are used for querying it (via JavaScript).
OO Programming, JavaScript, XHTML, CSS
I developed this web-based Sudoku game using JavaScript, XHTML and CSS, to facilitate my learning of JavaScript.
I initially developed this game during any free time I had at work, where I was waiting for more work to arrive. During this time, we were advised to read or talk (quietly). Some people would draw art in Microsoft Paint. That gave me the idea of make this sudoku game using just notepad (& Internet Explorer). I had to rely entirely on my knowledge of CSS, XHTML & JavaScript as we only had no internet access.
Programming, C# (ASP.NET), XML, DTD, XSLT, XPath, XHTML, CSS, CMS, Microsoft Visual Studio
I developed this experimental, fast & flexible, XML-based CMS. When a user’s web browser requested a webpage, an ASP.NET web app would run an XSLT template, while passing it parameter values (taken from the query string). This XSLT template would generate the XHTML output from XML, based on the parameter values, and send it to the web browser. This was a successor to my portfolio tool.
Programming, XML, DTD, XSLT, XPath, XHTML, CSS, Microsoft Visual Studio
This was an XSLT template I written, which generated project portfolio XHTML mark-up from XML-based portfolio data, for my website.
OO Programming, C# (ASP.NET), SQL, Web Services, XML, WSDL, SOAP, XHTML, CSS, Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Access
Updated project: ASP.NET Forum V2
I developed an ASP.NET Forum in C#, consisting of a web service that fetched data from an Access database using SQL, and a consuming web application. I also consumed two additional Web Services through the internet, which I found in a directory of free Web Services. One provided a ‘Quote of the day’ and another verified email addresses of forum users during registration.
Programming, XML, DTD, XSLT, XPath, XSL-FO, XHTML, CSS, PDF, Microsoft Visual Studio, Apache FOP (Formatting Objects Processor)
The assignment required me to develop several XSLT stylesheets and run them on multiple XML documents. The stylesheets:
September 2006 – October 2006
PHP, XHTML, CSS
Live Demo of the original 2006 version of Timetable Tool. Isn’t compatible with latest version of PHP, so offline for now. See images below for how it worked/looked.
Updated project: Timetable Tool (2014)
I developed this personalised class timetable tool in 2006 to learn PHP. It uses the original (plain and simple) live timetables as a source, and displays them in a more visually appealing way.
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