It was originally planned to take him three weeks, but in practice it only took him two weeks. What was it? The wireframes and HTML of the Marrley Scope. Thanks a lot Maestro! The Marrley scope is in charge of allowing travelers to book a lodging. It has many cool features that, as many others, you will be able to experience in a few months.
What is the rest of the team doing?
Henry is close to finishing the alpha version of the Mozarrt Scope, which is in charge of the exchange of messages among the users of LetMeGo.
German is also close to completing the alpha version of Arrmstrong. This scope will allow us to properly organize the destinations that LetMeGo will feature.
Lucho is half way through the Sinatrra Scope. This is the most complex and feature-rich scope, as it is in charge of allowing lodging staff members to update their listings in LetMeGo. There is a lot, and I really mean a lot, of AJAX in here.
Omar started working on the Kubrrick Scope a few weeks ago and it will take him a few more months to complete it. This is one of the secret scopes that contain features that we don’t want to make public just yet.
Maestro will now invest a few weeks creating a new concept for the overall look and feel of LetMeGo. Although we already have a look and feel, we want to continue exploring until we are 100% happy with the results.
I just finished documenting the use cases and user interfaces of the Rrose and Charrly scopes. Rrose (named in honor of Axl Rose) is, yet again, one of those secret scopes. Charrly (named in honor of Charly Garcia) will allow us to send email campaigns to our future users. I am now documenting the Osbourrne Scope, which is going to be our affiliate and referral program.
Felices Fiestas!
Alexander Torrenegra
Alexander is LetMeGo's co-founder and jefe. Here is his LetMeGo 
