> Maybe it's mostly locked up in tribal knowledge and you have to be in the right room with the right people to learn it.

This is sad.

Tell me about it. As someone who works in programming languages professionally but has no academic background in it, it's maddening how much stuff is impossible to learn because "you can't publish a paper on it because everyone knows it already".

Years ago I dreamed that Lambda the Ultimate had added a wiki, so language implementation was quickening. Waking up... :(

Similarly in the sciences, the gaps can be surprisingly large between insightful discussion among principals at conferences, and "you have to know the people involved to evaluate them" narrow papers, and misleading texts, and at great remove, introductory material.

Just when I started to get used to it! Oh Google!

I tried laverna some years ago (early development stage) but it was very unstable.

What about now ? It is reliable ?

Unfortunately, no. Tried it few days ago, after Evernote privacy policy change. Still very unstable. I switched to SimpleNote instead.

Which tablet do you use for Ubuntu ?

Late (i was sick :() but http://www.gearbest.com/tablet-pcs/pp_227132.html

some screenshot / demo would be helpful

I also need to get around to writing the README. Documentation is always the hardest part of coding. :P

Can you provide some benchmark comparison with the most popular current framework?

Just curious to see what you can accomplish with StackOverflow Driven Development.

Awesome!

seems pretty nice!

that's really neat!