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I want to focus on getting some of my projects publish over the next year.

Lapiz

This is mostly done (of course there's things I want to tinker with). I need to check if there's any final polishing necessary and get a set of videos out as well as a demo project. I can publish the videos before the demo.

Gothic

This still needs a lot of work, but it might be good to publish some of it in an incomplete state to get feedback.

Parlex

I'd like to add an html parsing example. There's a few loose ends and a lot of clean up. I want to figure out the context issue, but it's really not necessary to getting this published.

Moon-Jumper

This is the trial run for Gothic. I'd like to get the tasks system rebuilt before I start working on the big demo.

Demo Project

I want one big demo project to show how many of these pieces fit together. Probably some sort of local document tool. Lapiz front end and gothic back end. Probably use bolt for storage, so need to get that supported.

Ada-Sync

This has fallen by the way side, but I want to get back to it.

Jot-Down

Need to solve the parlex contextual issue first. Then I want to wrap this up.

Unified Server

With the above tools, I want to build the server tool I've always wanted. Blog, wiki, file storage and syncing. As well as server tools; db admin, code editor, bash terminal. If I had just enough to run my wiki and my website with some basic permissions then I could start moving everything over.

So that's a lot. But I think I can get Lapiz, Gothic and Parlex wrapped up and published with in a year. Which would mean that Moon-Jumper would be migrated, though probably still in an early state. Demo project would only take a few weeks. Two years to polish Moon-Jumper and get the server tools built.