Very good progress, we were able to
- refine our Jekyll tag hooks to get working code for when we need a REPL or just evaluation (still need quickcheck logic)
- eye candy!!! Just look at the introduction chapter, LOOK AT IT!!! http://project-lamp.org/introduction/
- get half of the first chapter in place
Once we will be done with these first chapters it will just a matter of writing the text for the chapter itself and noob-proofing effort from me, which basically means that if I can understand it it's not that difficult :D
So, got rejected. Rejection usually gets out the best and worst of me, at the same time. Socially and from a tech point of view, in that exact order.
I've updated my blog to be easier for employer to understand my interests, skills, etc.
I will be adding more links to my "jobs" bookmark folder, and at some point not too far in the future I will start interviewing.
So... having something like trello would be unnecessarily complex, continuing to copy paste stuff from one day to another seems silly, so I will give Epic Win another try, I used this years ago.
The idea is to have recurring tasks like Cerebro and Project Lamp, and then one off tasks like "Chapter 3 of the Little Schemer in Clojure".