Implementation

1. Develop foundation of Cooperscript code execution - almost done!
2. Approach Progress Place: online communities
3. Approach West Neighbourhood House: teaching math
4. Develop rest of Cooperscript code execution
5. Release Cooperscript as console-based compiler on GitHub
6. Implement GUI: monospaced mode
7. Release Cooperscript/GUI on GitHub
8. Write Coopertags design specs
9. Develop Coopertags
10. Integrate Cooperscript with Coopertags
11. Cooperscript/Coopertags: Cooperscript Runtime Environment (CRE)
12. Develop Imajette for Linux
13. Use Specialisterne to hire local Android programmer on spectrum:
    • they find tech jobs for those on autism spectrum
14. Develop Imajette app
15. Implement image sharing
16. Make pitch to DMZ tech incubator
17. Develop Android Cooperhub app
18. Use Specialisterne to hire remote iOS programmer on spectrum
19. Convert CRE to Swift
20. Develop iOS Cooperhub app
21. Search for angel investor
22. Without angel investor, do not renew contracts of autistic programmers
23. Develop converter: Cooperscript/Coopertags to Javascript/HTML
24. Develop monetizing functionality
25. Launch website
26. Purchase Google AdWords advertising
27. Develop Cooperscript code editor
28. Implement Imajette social media
29. Implement online communities
30. Implement Mathgrid: teaching math
31. Implement Keyboard Aid (bells and whistles of editor)
32. Develop WYSIWYG Coopertags screen editor
33. Exit strategy: if necessary, release Java code of CRE on GitHub

Exit Strategy

In case Cooperhub is not profitable, the Java (and Swift) source code of the CRE will be released on GitHub. This can be used to create standalone Android and iOS mobile apps by bundling the CRE with the Cooperscript/tags source code of each app in the Cooperscript app store.