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• Big email report about the progress on the adilas API sockets and customer facing API. • Went in to Bridgerland to work with my guys. I worked with an intern on the API documentation project. We made some small code tweaks and then rolled into the copy and paste process of harvesting code and comments for documentation. I had a fun meeting with a guy out of the Logan area. He is a sales rep and business job coach (consultant). Anyway, we met and chatted about options for using and selling adilas. He is all about simple and being willing to break tradition. We had a great chat. He showed me some cool online apps for smart phones and other devices. We talked about possible 3rd party integration or development of our own apps. We then went up to the whiteboard and had a fun little session. I really enjoyed the meeting. • Worked with an intern on more world building and data migration. I also met with another intern to go over a request for proposal. This is for the client database job. • Partway through the day today, a developer and I had to fix some errors and error messages on both data 0 and data 2. Things are definitely getting more complex with multiple servers, test environments, live environments, and multiple developers playing the game. It got a little stressful due to some unknowns and users not being able to access certain pages. • I worked with a developer on getting up some new code to track and monitor errors and error handling. He wrote the code and I helped debug and guide the shop. Awesome day! I’m so grateful that I have some help to push some of these new projects ahead. 30 miles. • A developer came over and up from Salt Lake City. We went over some of his code that he wrote for the adilas API sockets. His code is done in ASP.net (Microsoft active server pages or dot net code). We are planning on having a number of code libraries and demo apps to help other developers get started on some custom code. We talked about lots of future options and had a good time. We got him all paid up and I got his new code files. He is a great guy. I’d love to see him be a part of our team as we go down the line. • Made a couple of late night code changes to help with some reported error messages. It’s been a busy day today. Small tweaks to discount campaign tracking and custom PDF labels. |