Howdy, I'm the author and thank you for commenting. The core problem that I have is that I've realized that life has this rule: play stupid games, win stupid p

Howdy, I'm the author and thank you for commenting. The core problem that I have is that I've realized that life has this rule: play stupid games, win stupid prizes. In my career, I've already demonstrated the capability to achieve. I'm a good cog, but for some stupid reason, I want some kind of something else. The best way to put it is legendary status. I've realized many things as of late, and I'm focusing hard on the core project which is the new cloud because there I can have impact and I have the credibility to do it. The new runtime is neat in a myopic way, but it's not the way. The same is true for the web IDE and more. Many of the projects are done (like the network protocol) because I just have enough experience to focus on the right things (and the more depressing aspect there is the things I have to avoid doing because I created a patent for another company) > My recommendation: Put all but one of the projects on a clear, definitive pause. Focus on the business first This is what I'm doing except I'm focus on the core infrastructure such that I can invite people to use it. I intend to work with high school kids to build games and work on the rough edges. This focus on helping kids has been very focusing as I need a body of literature to throw at them to consume (in this case, Phaser.js tutorials) while I support them on the network end and gather feedback.