As some of you might know already my journey has taken me now to Eden Development a software craftsmanship workshop in the heart of Winchester.

Eden Development is lead by Chris Parsons, a very passionate craftsman whom I really appreciate, not only as a craftsman but as a friend as well.

This does not mean that NexWerk as such does not exist anymore; NexWerk is still my place where I will be muse about the craft, but mainly things about The Wandering Book and other software craftsmanship related things that are not necessarily in direct connection with Eden Development.

We are currently settling into our new workshop and we are all very excited about that. You will be able to read about it on the Eden Development web site.

I am also taking on new apprentices at Eden, which is a very exciting new challenge. You will be able to read their blogs about their apprenticeship and any other related things in the Eden Development website soon (you’ll have to be patient as we are overhauling it at the moment).

Another thing that has been going on this weeks (months I could say already) is the setup of Katacast, a place where craftsmen will share katas with a broader audience. If you have any kata that you would like to share don’t hesitate to communicate either to Corey Haines or to myself.

The Wandering Book is still on the road, and as far as I can pinpoint it on its way to Micah Martin. I hope it reaches there soon so that we all can enjoy the new pages he will add to it with his words of wisdom.

I hope to be able to post more often, so watch this space!