glad you’re as excited as I am 
I’ve actually done this all in relative short space of time, about 10-14 days.,
That said. Ive been pulling some 16 hour days, staying up till 3-4 am, just doing ‘one more thing’ like resolving a particular awkward bug / issues.
as I said, fun / motivating way to develop.
Ive had a fun day, today fixing the last few workbench bugs, that I wanted squash before a beta.
oddly enough, seems increasingly uncovering / fixing more bugs that date back to EigenLabs days.
also create a new custom form, so we can use GitHub issues for bug tracking.
(took me longer than it should have ;))
Beta should go live tomorrow…
So, just I posted the ‘beta’ topic, this will be updated as we go thru difference phases
Initially it’s macOS / Apple Silicon .
I’m hoping to use this to catch some quick n’ simple issues, before having to worry about platform differences.
Beta -2 will depend on number of issues I see.
I may need it to get issues verified before we move on.
or, if Im more confident / less issues then Beta-2, will include Windows.
then I can hopefully focus on GitHub Actions to automate the build/release, and so then each beta / release will then include all platforms Ive managed to get working on it.
anyway, as you can hopefully see, Im taking this a bit more seriously now…
I’ve kind of moved on from ‘just keep it running’, to rather trying to set it up as a more “professional” development setup. - issue tracking, automated release
…we might even get some automated testing ! … all the trappings of modern development 