Dustin joined us and he and Cory were going over some live testing issues and the need to roll back a project. We did so and got it all merged back in and pushed back up to the servers. As a side note, they were talking about the cost of a bug. It takes extra tech support, causes stress, emergency development, code sign-off and re-deployment, and it frustrates our clients. There is always a cost for pushing up bugs.

This is just for fun, but Cory was saying - No pushing new code up on Friday! That's a bad idea.

Dustin and John left and just Cory and I were left on the meeting. We started going over a list of projects and questions that Cory had. We went over my cart favorite buttons and how they play with subs (child inventory). Next, we talked about 3rd party solutions and hardware.  They are both needed, but sometimes give us a black eye. We can't control those pieces very easily. We went over a question about active and inactive users, editing relationships, and possible solutions for resetting things and hiding inactive users. This already happens most times, but there are certain scenarios where both active and inactive users are needed. Say like a salesperson that is assigned to a customer. If an old assignment was put in place, they don't just automatically clear themselves if someone gets fired or made inactive. Those are still real relationships that need to be updated and reassigned. It can get tricky.