It’s 4am in Billings Montana and I am stepping out the door of my hotel into the dark -10 degree morning. Today I am going down underground, and if I miss the 8am train down, I am SOL. On a good day, it’s 2 and a half hours to the mine, but today is not […]
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In this post we are going to dig in to the code a little on how we are doing SQL synchronization across client and server. As I mentioned in my last post about our training software for the mine, we’ve got to be able to run and execute these trainings underground, then sync that data […]
Read MoreThe Background From what I gather in my conversations, when you are two miles underground in a palladium mine safety is a really big deal. Picture miles and miles of dark tunnels filled with bulldozers (called “muckers”), 75 pound rock drills (called “jack legs”), dotted every half mile or so with caches of good old fashioned […]
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