Met with Russell and did some code review, pushed up the new payee/user homepage code, and also went over a number of other projects in different phases of development. We looked at mock-ups, code, and finished products. Lots of good stuff coming down the pipeline.

Small notes about fracture and building a reusable platform. Imagine - any developer can succeed using this platform. When they succeed, we succeed. Russell was giving some analogies about a platform with a virtual city on top of the platform. The platform would be held up by a core or core engine (backend database, code, and software package). Developers could then build on to or off of that core. As they do, they have to help and support that core (a way to give back). 

Along those lines, we were talking about open source vs non open source. This is just a what if... what if the core was open source. We could then build out the adilas fracture core as a non open source project. Basically, stacking models on top of the core. It might be worth exploring those ideas.

If we share the load and help others to succeed, then we have less enemies and they, the other developers, help to support the core. Interesting ideas. See this link for other notes from today, dealing with backend offerings and structure.