Release/Submission day - woot
Progress
- Readme improvements (on overdue tasks, tag board set up, and how tasks are ordered in columns).
- Embracing BRAT for testing (a must have if you’re developing plugins).
- Improved how files are opened from the board so it no longer writes block references into your markdown.
- Improved the layout of my typescript code, hopefully to make reviewing a bit easier.
- Fixed a bug in selecting which cards appear in which columns on tag boards.
- Added a command palette command for easy launching.
- Submitted as a new community plugin: version 0.1.0.
- Submitted for Obsidian October.
Learnings
- Sleep is great; was stumped on something yesterday and had 2 ideas on how to fix in my head in the morning (how does that even work?).
- What a great community; some bugs spotted and squashed, some minor improvements made and quite a few interesting feature requests.
- Actually doing a release is hard - it took a few goes (forgot to add any files to the release (twice), realised I missed something I wanted included, spotted a mistake in the readme…)
- I need a rest! (not for long) been a pretty full-on week getting the plugin ready.
Thanks for all the support (over on discord in particular), and to @torstenk @darthmachina @TfTHacker @FelipeRearden and @Quorafind for comments and discussions on github too 
