I'm currently developing a minimal userscript manager who's main goal is to be fully auditable by any user in only ten minutes or so - my prototype uses less than 300 lines of javascript, and I'm trying to keep it that way.

To get the codebase this small, however, I have to be very picky with what features I implement - most notably, the code editor has to be very barebones. Are there any features that I'd be shooting myself in the foot by not including?

For example:

• syntax highlighting
• cloud sync
• regex url matching
• fullscreen editor (currently, it's just a browser popup - the intention is that you write code elsewhere and paste it in)

Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

I once was a web developer and worked with classic ASP and ASP.NET. I stopped developing altogether around 2006-2007 and never looked back. When I was developing, my experience was that I'd receive paid projects from clients and would just work on these my self. There were no outside nor collaborative developers.

Obviously, things have changed since then. I'm fairly new to FOSS, git, Django, and Python.

However, I've been developing a blog web app for AskBibleScholars.com and would like to start alpha testing it. I've heard that Heroku could be a good place to start.

Do you have any recommendations for me moving forward?