Episode 14 - Research Recap Seven: Master Planning
- Fun engagement
- Finally finished CycleJS Flappy Bird
- Made good progress on Elm Flappy Bird
- Juan-Benet-inspired Master Plan, which I continued on the about page
- Structural Editors Thesis
- StreamSheets write up
- Website reorg
- Amazing recent call with Andre Staltz
- Plan for next week
Fun engagement
I’ve been having some fun engagement! Spoke with AndreaS from Twitter. Tweeted with Chris Granger, emailed with Alan Kay and Nick Johnstone and Christopher Anand.
I love emails
I’m also getting cold emails from listeners which has been unreal! Please keep it coming and apologies if I’m not able to review your tech right away. I will try to respond within a day or two but it might be just to tell you that I’m busy and will add you to my list. I am human so the more you follow up with me, the faster I will get to your stuff.
Finally finished CycleJS Flappy Bird
Made good progress on Elm Flappy Bird
Juan-Benet-inspired Master Plan, which I continued on the about page
Structural Editors Thesis
StreamSheets write up
Website reorg
Journal Death Knell and future on commit log and unbreakable-links (which may turn into its own github pages alternative service)
Amazing recent call with Andre Staltz
(https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/) is really cool
Marinate on problems
Design for the future (AI)
Strongly Consider Expression Editor or Blockly Alternative (as a subcomponent to prototype other things)
Plan for next week
1. Continue Master planning (writing and getting feedback)
2. Start writing about problems more explicitly (as opposed to solutions)
- View update problem
- Prototyping graphic languages problem
- Error messages are hard problem
- Files and folders are a tough abstraction to make sense of a codebase problem
3. Continue writing up solutions
- StreamSheets
- FRP WoofJS
- FRP Scratch
- Blockly Elm
- Blockly CycleJS
- Expression Editor