Projects

Not all the projects can be named or described while they're going on, for the usual reasons of stopping other people stealing them and mucking them up. To keep sensible references to them (instead of "the thing", "the other thing", etc), they will be assigned codenames. This will keep us all sane. In theory.

The most publicly visible sign of the projects will be the tracking database on this site, which can show in-depth information about envisaged, ongoing, and old schemes.

Non-RISC OS Projects

Why start with non-RISC OS projects, I hear you ask?
Two good reasons:

1. Simpler projects are good practice for more complex ones, and since I don't know what I'm doing, I need all the practice I can get. I don't know because it's a new area for me. Of course, I have a vague notion, but I expect it'll all change as usual.
2. The initial projects are hangovers from earlier times not entirely connected with this, and they will generate cash.
   How much depends on how royalty payments and freelance salaries work.

Main status page.