Chuck and I spent some time going over some code and making some small fixes and tracking down a small bug. Chuck had a nice fix all done and ready, but I didn't know about it (miscommunication). We did his little fix, checked a few other things, and got it pushed up to all servers. Much easier than what I originally thought that it was going to take.

After that, we did some talking about the adilas UI (user interface) and some pros and cons of what we have to work with. We also got pretty deep into the calendar interface and dealing with elements of time. That project was originally done back in 2011 and is heating back up again (needs some new features and functionality and a newer look). We chatted and talked about some calendar and scheduling options. Along with that, we also talked a little bit about estimates and guesses on time/money that it would take to revamp certain sections. Just chatting (for now).

Our little conversion went into budgeting and how we often overshoot, or the projects get under bid, and we overshoot things by miles. That ends up translating to adilas taking the extra costs on the chin and having to shoulder those loads. Chuck was expressing that he thinks that our clients sometimes take advantage of us, and we get the short end of the stick. We also went over a small list of future projects and what else is coming down the pipeline. Lots of moving pieces.