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- On the adilas 3rd party solutions page, we (Steve and I) want to know about it and give an approval. Maybe add something to the new developer's guide book for code sign-off. - We eventually want the 3rd party solutions page and the adilas market to join up and work together. Steve would like to set a minimum of $2,000 to $3,500 to be on the 3rd party page. - If a developer gets a big chunk of money, we would love them to somehow credit us some hours to keep building the process. Basically, we don't want the money, but we need the developer's help on the backend. We need help on the adilas API, the adilas market, and the general backend for adilas. We also need help with testing and defining end points. - On FTPing and uploading processes, we need to define some rules of the road. Currently things are pretty loose and we have 10 or so developers who have access to everything. - We are starting to establish a number of game plans. We are trying to move away from the wild west and getting some rules and sheriffs in place and on duty. - As part of the meeting, I sent a copy of the Adilas Developer's Guide to all of our developers. We are expecting them to comply with the new rules and guidelines. Alan and I will try to help enforce some level of compliance. This is a start. Towards the end of the session, Eric came in and we worked on the sub queue stuff. We tested some methods and functions and started into the normal or main add/edit customer queue stuff. We stopped as we were just starting the bigger prompt for selecting the sub queue on the add mode. Towards the very end of the session, I helped Bryan with a couple of questions regarding permissions and access to certain sections within the system. |