Create a “real” version of the blog example with:

• Read-only web view
  • Uses http capabilities and html rendering
• Updating
  • Updating can be done manually with REPL just fine
  • Need to have “permalink” sturdyrefs for editing
• Extensibility
  • User 1 creates blog, provides edit access over CapTP to User 2
  • User 2 creates extension (without User 1’s involvement) with multiple stakeholder cooperation, hands access to Users 3 and 4
  • User 3 authors and updates post to User 4’s satisfaction
  • User 4 presses go-live
• Demonstration with 4 actual users pulling off above process (all updating steps okay to happen at REPL)
• BONUS: Secure persistence (use Aurie)

• September 27: Meeting / project plan
• October 4th: Environment set up, “manually entered” paper code
• October 11th: CapTP working + sturdyrefs (Christine and Mikayla have call where each shares a capability over CapTP)
• October 18th: Go through Racket’s HTTP/HTML demo stuff
• October 25th: “Cheater” web membrane
• November 1st: “Good” web membrane?
• November 8th: Start preparing demo for users to test
• November 15th: Do live demo with users
• November 22nd: Writing paper part 1
• November 29th: Writing paper part 2
• December 5th (Monday): Hand in paper

• To what extent can we cross-promote that we’re already working with a major university?
• Can we get a logo on the supporters page?

• [X] Install Emacs
• [X] Install Racket
• [X] Install racket-mode
• [X] Learn the racket-flow
• [ ] docs.racket-lang.org, go through at least one of the top tutorials
• [ ] Read Goblins docs and install Goblins
  • [ ] https://docs.racket-lang.org/goblins/index.html
• [X] BONUS: Start using org-mode for local notes / TODO tracking

• [ ] Figure out file structure
• [ ] Go through the tutorial

• [ ] understand how to create, share, and send messages on sturdyrefs
• [ ] Make a local CapTP connection
• [ ] Revise the blog tutorial code in light of the above

Once a week on Tuesdays will do a call with professor, and they need to describe what she did etc

Has to be done by December 5th

About 8-10 hours a week (ideally)