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Assigned To: Brandon Moore
Created By: Brandon Moore
Created Date/Time: 6/4/2019 1:27 pm
 
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Title/Caption: Working with Eric
Start Date/Time: 6/5/2019 10:00 am
End Date/Time: 6/5/2019 12:30 pm
Main Status: Active

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After Dustin and I got done debugging some comparisons between settings and sub inventory attributes, Wayne and Eric popped into the meeting. Wayne was just checking in and letting Steve know that more progress was being made in the AWS land stuff. Eric then had some questions about a 3rd party API socket project that he was working on for a company called Spring Big.

Basically, if a company turned on this 3rd party solution, it would share and pass both customer data and invoice data over to Spring Big. I'm not sure of all of the details, but it seems that they did some marketing and offered some coupons and/or campaign type offerings (don't quote me on that - just going by impression). Anyways, Eric and I were looking into new custom code and debugging some of the API calls and internal methods. He has a pretty deep wrapper function that have a number of other sub routines and sub API socket calls. We spent over an hour looking and testing things. We found our bug and fixed the issue. Towards the end of our session, he was checking API socket calls, pushing data, updating data, and finalizing transactions. Great progress.

At the end of the work session, Eric left and Steve and I started working on some of his projects. We spent about an hour looking into his (Steve's) and Dustin's cultivation code and the phases tab (changing plant phases section or sub section of the main cultivation homepage). We did some debugging, added some page and query filters, and commented out some older code. We tested both locally and push things up live. We have a client that is pushing the limits of what we can get the system to do without timing out. We also spent some time talking about ways of changing the existing page structure, carving the code and output into smaller pieces, and using more AJAX (asynchronous JavaScript and XML) type technologies for breaking pages into smaller chunks of data. Lots of potential there.