>
>You will probably be using some wire wrap sockets for your chips.
>It is often helpful to superglue the sockets to the board so they
>don't move around on you while you get them wrapped. If you can't
>use superglue or don't want to use it, then just lightly wirewrap
>the 4 corners of the socket first, make all of the other connections,
>and then undo the corners and do those connections.

When I did WW, I did power and ground distribution first, with decoupling 
caps, and I soldered the power pins to the vectorboard.  Then everything 
else in different colors according to function, and what wire colors I had 
on hand.
Absolutely don't bundle.  This is one case where "neat" is BAD.


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