Angelfirenze · March 5, 2014 23:35
diff --git a/PlanChange b/PlanChange
 With regard to changing my plan to integrate Python into a cross-platform version that was executable in all major operating systems and devices, I have found that through Git and Mercurial DVCSes, Python is already adaptable between computers of various builds, as well as some mobile devices.
 In the case of Mongoose, there is - as far as I know - there is still potential to create a programming language that is fully versatile and entirely adaptible.

 I am currently focusing on returning to my previous knowledge of JavaScript and Git, with emphasis on improving said skills in an effort to become the most versatile programmer I can possibly be.

 My first exposure to codes of several kinds was through formatting and personalizing Livejournal layouts that for now were written by others, with their permission to perform said alterations.  I would like to branch out dramatically from hypertext markup language and cascading style sheets to perfecting the build of live websites with formatting performed in Sublime Text Editor, as well as the newer Atom Builder.

 Example:

 <a href="http://angelfirenze.livejournal.com/" target="_blank">My Livejournal</a>

 <a href="https://coderbits.com/angelfirenze" target="_blank">My Coderbits profile</a>
	With regard to changing my plan to integrate Python into a cross-platform version that was executable in all major operating systems and devices, I have found that through Git and Mercurial DVCSes, Python is already adaptable between computers of various builds, as well as some mobile devices.
	In the case of Mongoose, there is - as far as I know - there is still potential to create a programming language that is fully versatile and entirely adaptible.

	I am currently focusing on returning to my previous knowledge of JavaScript and Git, with emphasis on improving said skills in an effort to become the most versatile programmer I can possibly be.

	My first exposure to codes of several kinds was through formatting and personalizing Livejournal layouts that for now were written by others, with their permission to perform said alterations. I would like to branch out dramatically from hypertext markup language and cascading style sheets to perfecting the build of live websites with formatting performed in Sublime Text Editor, as well as the newer Atom Builder.

	Example:

	<a href="http://angelfirenze.livejournal.com/" target="_blank">My Livejournal</a>

	<a href="https://coderbits.com/angelfirenze" target="_blank">My Coderbits profile</a>