Development started

I enjoy autumn - it is a time of change, days are getting shorter, it’s getting cooler and winds are shuffling the world outside. Clothes are getting longer and thicker. The clouds in the sky are amazing and the sunsets are excited.I am grateful for change.  I thought it was time to post an update on what is going on at SweetClarity. Being immersed in the work kind of blinded me to how much progress has been made. By taking the time to write this post I am also taking the time to recognize and appreciate our ahcievements.

We are finally underway in developing our platform. I have been seeking development help for months - and so far, except for Doug, I haven’t been able to find people who are interested and able to invest efforts in SweetClarity. So I have rolled up my sleeves and gotten back into development myself. I have been playing with internet technologies over the past year and have become somewhat familiar with their approaches. Over the past few weeks I have begun to study these technologies and immediately put them to work for SweetClarity. Sometimes the progress seems slow other times it seems to be fast… but there is definite progress. I can’t really provide any time estimates (since I am not just developing but also in a steep learning curve which includes time-guzzling obstacles) - but I have a feeling that within a month or two there will be substantial results.

We also have on board the unofficial SweetClarity team accounting and legal firms. I am very thankful for the kind people (Israel & Eyal) for joining the effort. This means that our infrastructures will be robust when we do not to launch into formalities. Their presence is also a highly appreciated vote of confidence. SweetClarity is a challenging endeavor and the involvement of  business-oriented people is a kind of reality check for me - that says “we can do this” - it is possible, feasible and attractive.

We are also in touch with a few artists who are making initial efforts to create their first publications. I am thankful for their interest and involvement as well. I appreciate the efforts that are required to getting started with SweetClarity. I also appreciate the faith they have in our intentions - since this is all we can really offer them in return at this point in time.

It is now a holiday season here in Israel which means that business is slow. After the holidays we have some meetings ligned up with potential investors. We will also be making more efforts to finding public locations to pilot the service and see how audiences react to SweetClarity.

…so for now back to Javascript & AJAX so artists can not only view but also sort and edit the contents of their publications : )