I’ve been building a ridiculous to-do list related to the programming and video encoding I do for work, my personal programming projects, book/game/movie reviews, sharing code that I’ve created, trials and tribulations of submitting iPhone applications, and more…  all things that I fully intend to post here so that my work can be shared with others.

Unfortunately - as always - I don’t have the time.  But, I’m going to make a point to submit a post at least once a week, and furthermore, I’m going to hopefully make it my goal to submit a post once every two days over the holidays (that is, until I get married…  apparently you’re not supposed to work or do anything like that on your honeymoon.  News to me!).

If anyone would prefer for something on this list to be written on earlier rather than later, please let me know…  or I could even contact you personally to help you with any of these things:

• Various iPhone SDK tutorials - specifically, uploading data to remote servers, communicating efficiently with remote servers, using the UIImagePicker/CoreLocation/MKMapView/NavigationView features of the 3.0 SDK, using JSON, custom map icons, and more.
• FFMPEG Encoding & Decoding, Automated Scripting, Video Encoding Settings, Libraries & Preferred Optimizations, (Mobile) Device Support, Etc.
• Google Android Tutorials (which I will be soon diving head-first into, pending enough free time outside of work and all)
• PHP Framework Development (Creating New Frameworks and Working with Existing Ones) - I personally have started to LOVE Kohana (see: http://www.kohanaphp.com) - but there are several others I’d like to review and share.

Lastly - We’re launching an awesome new service through my work this coming week (pending an iPhone app approval) that could very well revolutionize how we share our videos and photos with each other.  The service is called pegshot - and I can’t wait to tell you all more.

Just a side note - to prove how poorly I keep up with things like this, I started editing this post on Oct. 27 - and I just finished it today - Nov. 9.  Sad, I know.