I have unfortunately suffering from Covid symptoms for most of this year so far, however, thanks to a Grandma Shark bed table I have been able to do some significant improvements to the Practicalli series of books. I seem to have kept me contributions fairly regular. I've been doing smaller commits more often and it helps greatly.

I am still working through improvements to the https://practical.li/clojure/ which is turning into mostly a rewrite of the content. This is updating everything in the book and also making content easier to discover and simpler to work with. The MkDocs with Material theme is helping me do a lot more with how the content is presented (and my tech writing skills seem to be much improved - I guess this is what comes from lots of practice). I've added an announcement banner to the top of the books that are still being worked on to convert them to MkDocs, to help people understand what is going on.

https://practical.li/clojure/clojure-editors/ is being separated out of the Practicalli Clojure book. The book will still include a fairly comprehensive overview of all the Clojure editors available. The installation and usage is being spun off into their own books. This approach complements the https://practical.li/spacemacs/, https://practical.li/neovim/ and https://practical.li/doom-emacs/ books that are already created. I'm currently creating https://practical.li/vspacecode (fixed) which covers VS Code with VSpaceCode and Calva extensions. This provides a Spacemacs/Doom menu system and vim-style editing approach (and rebinding the Calva Esc to S-Esc to avoid vim editing conflicts)

I'm also moving all the images and graphic design I've created to one central repository, https://github.com/practicalli/graphic-design, this makes them easier to reuse (although make break a few images until the migration is complete)