What I really want to do

Okay, that last was a practical plan, but here’s what I really want to do:

1. Design the ultimate project management and quality assurance processes
2. Build my ideal web framework
3. Build the PM and QA functionality on my framework
4. Experiment with Ruby, Python, and Groovy more
5. Mess around with more framworks, including source level investigations
   • Wicket
   • Django
   • Seaside
   • Catalyst
   • Give CakePHP another shot
6. Mess around with more tools (for open source tools)
   • Bugzilla
     • Modular UI
     • Web Services and RSS
     • DB abstraction layer
     • More tests (perl tests & GUI tests)
     • Getting started dev docs
   • Mercurial, Git, Aegis
   • Eclipse
     • Jazz
     • GMF
     • Mylyn
   • HP/Mercury
   • Seapine
7. Work on my ideal tools
   • PM
     • Process/Ticket/Issue/Defect->Fix/Enhancement->Change Request/Work Item
     • Projects/Milestones/Tasks/Work
     • Products/Releases/Features/Requirements
   • Design & Modeling
   • Process (IBM Rational Jazz looks interesting)
   • Graphic Design
   • QA Tools
     • Defect Tracking
     • Test Case Authoring / Execution / Reporting
     • Automation
     • Builds
     • Unit Tests
     • Smoke Test
     • Performance Tests
     • Requirements Tracking
     • Change Management
8. Master infrastructure tools
   • Email
   • Authentication (LDAP, RADIUS, etc.)
   • DNS
   • Virtual Servers (VMWare & Xen)
   • Security (Monitoring, Lockdown,
   • Fix Spam (note, I have a solution, that’s not directly technical, but won’t go into it now.)
9. Play around with VOIP and WIFI
   • Asterisk
   • FreeWRT

So really what I want to do is build my framework and tools, and research frameworks, tools, and languages for how best to do it