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+[[!meta title="Iteration planning notes: January 4"]]
+[[!tag meeting]]
+[[!meta date="2020-01-04 20:16"]]
+
+# What has happened
+
+* The Christmas break. Both Lars and Daniel took some time off. Lars
+  got some Subplot development done, though, and Subplot can now
+  generate a Python test program for the [echo.md][] example in the
+  Subplot source tree. This feels like a milestone.
+
+[echo.md]: https://gitlab.com/larswirzenius/subplot/blob/master/echo.md
+
+# Discussion
+
+* We're still happy with Rust as the implementation language.
+
+* Next for Subplot is code cleanup, locking down the Subplot language
+  until we've specified it and tested the implementation using Subplot
+  itself. That's the next milestone.
+
+* We'll continue with the current development process, until the
+  milestone of Subplot testing itself. After that we'll see if it
+  makes sense to move to a more pre-merge-review-based approach.
+
+* The milestone is also a blocker for reaching out to get more
+  feedback on Subplot.
+
+* We have a CI for Subplot. It uses the Debian-packaged version of
+  Rust, 1.34. We will stick with that, for now.
+
+* Daniel gave some review feedback on the Subplot code.
+
+# Actions
+
+* Lars to propose updates to the roadmap, Daniel to review.
+
+* Lars to do code cleanups based on feedback, Daniel to review.
+
+* Lars to draft first Subplot document for Subplot itself that tests
+  something relevant.