Codecation 2017

The Peeps

There are 2 people committed.

• Jamie Wright - Toledo
• Scott Radcliff - Toledo

The Plan

The plan is to take a codecation from April 19th - April 25th, which lines up with DeconstructConf. We will work on our projects from April 21st - April 25th after attending the conference on April 20 - 21.

The conference is in Seattle, WA. The plan is to fly from Detroit, MI to Seattle, WA for the conference for a few days and work from an AirBnB for several days before travelling back to Detroit via a flight.

Interesting things to do

• Deconstruct Conf Party
• Bruce Lee Grave Site - This one's for Jamie
• Pike Place Fish Throw

Interesting places to eat

• Smith
• Volunteer Park Cafe and Marketplace
• Liberty
• Quinn's Bar
• Artusi
• Pinto Bistro Thai & Sushi Bar
• 8 oz. Burger Bar
• Canon Whisky Emporium

The Dates

• April 19th - Departure from Toledo (via DTW)
• April 19th - April 22nd - Stay in Seattle (Deconstruct Conference)
• April 22nd - April 25th - Stay in Seattle (Codecation)
• April 25th - Travel from Seattle to Detroit

Travel

Airline from Toledo to Seattle

• April 19th - DTW -> LAS (via Spirit Airlines 111)
• April 19th - Layover in LAS for 3 hours
• April 19th - LAS -> SEA (via Spirit Airlines 193)

Seattle stay (Deconstruct Conf)

We are staying at the Deconstruct Conf recommended hotel, the Silver Cloud hotel.

Seattle stay (Codecation)

We are staying in an AirBnb here.

Flight from Seattle to Toledo

• April 25th - SEA -> DTW (via Alask Airlines 792)

The Benjamins

• Deconstruct Conf ticket - Jamie ($500.00) / Scott ($500.00)
• Round trip ticket from DTW -> SEA - Jamie ($356.99) / Scott ($317.95)
• Bags from Spirit from DTW -> SEA - Jamie ($56.00) / Scott ($56.00)
• Hotel stay for Deconstruct Conf - Scott ($782.82)
• AirBnB stay for Codecation - Jamie ($745.00)

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• Subtotal - Jamie ($1657.99) / Scott ($)
• Total - $

The Work

Jamie plans on working on two existing products. Tatsu and Callback. He hopes to complete a few important features for Tatsu. One is the ability to enter your standup early via a direct message. This is nearly complete and just requires using Slack's new menu feature and wrapping it with feature flags. Others are vaction notices and an early version of an asynchronous standup as well as some much overdue bug fixes.

In addition, Jamie hopes to complete and launch Callback. The backend API is nearly complete and most of the work revolves around the front end. He plans on using React for the front end with calls to an API.

The Journal