The reversed nature of a blog makes it somewhat hard to follow a larger topic back through the time. To make it a little easier I decided to create this page were I will basically provide links to the original blog posts but in chronologically order. Additionally I will summarize each post to help in finding required information and interesting topics.
Answers the following Question(s): Why am I doing this? Where came the inspiration from?
The following Topics are touched: keyboard layouts, available high-end ergonomic keyboards
Post Nr. 2 – Requirements and Keyswitches:
Q: What were the requirements for my ideal keayboard? How do you mount Cherry ML key modules on stripboard?
T: types of key modules, mechanical key switches
Post Nr. 3 – Keyboard Matrix and Key Layout:
Q: How does polling / scanning a keyboard matrix work? What was the key layout I decided initially upon?
T: Arduino code for scanning a keyboard matrix, ghosting, key rollover
Q: What is bouncing? How do I debounce the keyboard matrix?
T: Arduino code for debouncing a keyboard matrix
Post Nr. 5 – The final version:
Just showing a picture of the final version besides my MacBook.
Post Nr. 6 – Arduino Uno and Power Part 1:
Q: Why did I choose the Arduino Uno? What were the drawbacks and problems I faced?
T: some background regarding my microcontroller experience, the danger of LiPos
Post Nr. 7 – Parts, Labor, Costs and Duration:
Q: Which parts did I use? How much did everything costs? How much time did I spent building the keyboard?
T: making custom key caps from wood and metal pins, costs, labor
Post Nr. 8 – Bluetooth HID and Key Layout Translation:
Q: How did I program the communication with the computer using raw HID packages? How did I translate the key presses from the Neo2 layout of the keyboard to the standard layout of the host?
T: sniffing USB packets, configuring the BlueSmirf, mapping keys and modifiers
Post Nr. 9 – Simple RF Trials:
Q: Why did I fail establishing wireless communication between the keyboard parts? What did I try to get it working?
T: different techniques for wireless communication with very basic RF modules
Post Nr. 10 – Thumbstick and Mouse Buttons:
Q: How I configured a BlueSmirf HID as a combo device? How I read a thumbstick and send raw mouse packets?
T: sniffing usb packets, configuring the bluesmirf, sending mouse packets as well as keyboard packets
Post Nr. 11 – Wired Communication:
Q: How I set up a basic protocol for sending key presses and mouse moves across the wire?
T: a basic protocol for serial communication
Q: How to use a force sensing resistor and the Arduinos interrupt pins? How to circuit a LM358 to trigger the interrupt?
T: operation amplifier, lm358, circuitry, force sensing resistor, low power Arduino, sleep mode
Q: What did I achieve? What would I do different the next time?
T: hardware driver, nipple mouse, track ball, professional PCBs, CNC services, more ergonomic key orientation
Just a link to a YouTube video featuring me typing on “TheTasTaTur Mark1”.
Post Nr. 15 – Ever thought about patents?
I did.
Shiggy Enterprises 
Take a look into this case:
http://blog.keyboardstory.com/group-buy-poker-aluminum-case/
you did really messed up with my pocket!!!