In my professional life I’ve often found that nearly all of the “quirks” at the end of a project are usually associated with the phrase “where did that start to go wrong,” or “why did I make that choice?” As I am about to begin a new personal project I’ve decided to take advantage of that timing, and provide my long-neglected website a purpose by journaling my development. I’ve got developer tools to help me keep track of the actual project, but the meta-project will now have a home, too. A home that I hope to revisit to reflect upon down-the-road once my new project is ready for deployment.

What that project is, and what my plans around it happen to be, will be the first order of business tomorrow. For today, getting this site prepped and setting up a couple developer tool “cloud accounts” have been my main focus. Since I’ve already had lonejedi.net configured with WordPress for some time now, it’s setup was a simple matter of activating a new theme and then shifting the previous articles to “trashed, but not deleted” status. I also made sure my Evernote account was up-to-date (as well as apps loaded on both my Mac and iPhone) and that I had the WordPress app installed on my iPhone so that I’m sure to have full access to my resources from anywhere.

More details about my tool selection tomorrow…