It’s got a whizzy PHP backend by moi and a whizzy purty front-end by my good friend BibbyBobby [warning: no content] and it’s cool. Bit of hassle with database servers and slack support staff but it all worked out in the end.

I decided to make a list of the things that had annoyed me during the project and learn from them for the next one, which I have already begun (in fact, I should have already finished it). I’ve written a few small classes to abstract things I do a lot. They’re not massively general, but they will make my code a lot lighter. I worry too much about run-time, which is really not an issue these days, certainly not for me, and I should be less scared of writing big useful classes.

I have decided to take a week off to work on Hypothetical in March and try to release a new version in time for Hype’s second birthday on May 1st. I’ve even put milestones in my calendar.