Developer check-in meeting. Cory, Alan, John, and I were on the meeting. Alan was reporting on his transition invoices and being able to restore them to the cart. Lots of new changes and what not. He's been on this project for awhile. This was the first time that we got a full demo and were able to run it through the paces. Prior to this, it was mostly backend code changes and such that we couldn't really see. Lots of new changes and functionality.

Sometimes, if you get so deep, you forget how long it took (in the past) to get to where you are. Good reminder of all of the work that you don't even think about because it just flows and you don't even think about it (built-in functions, flow, data validation, and processes).

Cory was asking Alan to keep reporting in and giving her updates. She wants to go in and play with things before we push it up live to the client. She, Cory, has been a great resource for backend development, project management, and also frontend training and interacting with the clients. She is a power user that has been placed in that critical in between place between backend developer, code, projects, and client expectations and wants and needs. Very important.

Alan and John are going to work together to get the new code and pieces up on the new developer testing box here in the next few days.

John reported on the auto deploy code from the master code branch and repository (server stuff). He and Wayne are making some global tweaks to the MySQL servers (database servers). He also reported on some other projects such as the adilas docs, the adilas phones, and the discount engine.

At the end of the meeting, I was showing Cory some of the new recipe link building stuff for Steve's production projects.