[randylubin]

I love this framing!

I've got a "forever project" I'm working on (a web based storytelling game platform) and it's been an absolute joy to have something I can keep extending and tweaking.

Sometimes my motivation is to enable a new type of game I'm designing and sometimes it's just to make the platform better.

One thing that I've found super helpful is having a huge diversity of TODOs. If I'm in the mood to code some logic - great, if I'm feeling like tweaking the visuals - cool, if I'm excited about doing game design and working on a draft – that's fine too. There's always something to chip away at that suits my mood and energy.

[TimSchumann]

Eh, personally I disagree with this. I hate having 'TODO' lists for stuff like this, I like keeping ideas/notes. Maybe it's just a difference in the naming convention.

Another similar example - I no longer keep a 'reading list' or a 'someday maybe' list, I just have a series of bookmarks and notes that's searchable if I need to reference them for something in the future.

Either it's important enough to do now, or it's important enough to forget until it's important enough to do now.

[gregjw]

Hey! This sounds really interesting, anywhere I can follow along with progress?