If you can't close your eyes and see the horizons of the new world, reaching through your minds eye, taking it into your hands, then go to sleep, and we might wake you when we get there.
I was once told by a very wise man that if a group doesn't focus on the external then it is condemned to die from the inside. In the same way that person who tends only to their own needs dies friendless and rotten to the core (see Faust).
If you enjoyed doing it then you didn't do it properly.
Users. One or a hundred. It's all the same.
No-one writes code for the sake of writing code. There is always an ulterior motive. I would suggest that if the code is not written to achieve one of the above Goals then don't bother writing it - go and join the circus or Microsoft.
Look to the Dream, Let it be our focus.
Look for the team. Let it be our reality.
I know where these thoughts will end up (where my thoughts always do). I have conceded that there is a fate to this program.
If you think that I spent too mcuh time on rhetoric and philosophy (etc.) and not enough time on concrete suggestions then one of us has lost the plot and you haven't gained a single thing from what I have written. Some people say that all that matters is the Ideals. I can't necessarily say that I agree totally, but without the ideals we are just wasting our time on a shallow trinket. Ideals withstand the test of time - from Genesis to Melrose Place, what makes them different is Quality of expression (that's Quality, not quality).
Therefore I propose the best possible thing for Forest/Key is code that is not the expression but rather, the code is the tool for expression - simplistic, robust and powerful.
If you can't close your eyes and see the horizons of the new world, reaching through your minds eye, taking it into your hands, then go to sleep, and we might wake you when we get there.
Are you sleeping or sailing?
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