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Went into town to meet with Alan. We met at Bridgerland and used their cafeteria area for a quick meeting. We were going to be working on the database project but got somewhat sidetracked onto the vision of adilas and where we are trying to go. I had a lot of fun and I hope that Alan had fun as well. I was bouncing through different projects that we are doing to somewhat prep the waters. I was trying to show Alan that, not only do we dream things up, we really try to play with the ideas and actually create mini projects that use the concepts. I showed Alan a bunch of the photos, scans, and images that Russell helped me put together. Click here to see the online concept photo gallery. Lots of our conversation dealt with database changes, new settings, new permissions, and new ways of modularly controlling the application. We talked about toggle on/off interface options, real in-line database extensions, custom flex grid options, corp to corp mappings, API sockets, smoke and mirrors, and education stuff. Really fun. After that, I asked Alan a few questions and we scribbled down some answers. See attached for some of his answers and what not. Once we were done with our meeting. Alan and I drove up to USU to meet with Joe Tripp, a new want to be adilas developer. I introduced Alan and we chatted with Joe. He showed us some of the stuff he has done and we setup a plan to have him do a small mini project of sorts to see how his skills are coming along. Good meeting and I was super happy that Alan was willing to be somewhat of the go to guy to help with new developer training. Alan would make a great team member and internal adilas family member. We'll keep working towards that. Yee Haw! |