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This is a list of most notable contributions to the Venminder product since December 5th of 2022.

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Last Updated: March 15th, 2024

The following is a list of notable documentations written for seamless knowledge transfer:

Wrote confluence documentation for preparing for a Control Assessment release.
Wrote confluence documentation for creating a Control Assessment theme.
Wrote confluence documentation for vm-radio component and vm-radio-group class within vm-library.
Created a contribution guide to the Control Assessments Aurelia project.
Contributed to the interview questions bank used for new frontend hires.

The following is a list of contributions to improve the Phoenix development team:

Managed Control Assessment releases such as creating pull requests, adding release notes, managing testing and bug communications, and triggering release pipelines.
Demo completed items to the stakeholders in the sprint demo meeting.
Created and managed over 35 themes to be used for delivering assessments to clients.
Created a SharePoint directory for storing all latest Theme files.
Started and lead group testing meetings with meeting notes to minimize production bugs.
Manage frontend stories, bugs, and feedbacks wtihin the Jira board.

The following is a list of contributions through mentorship and training:

Trained and mentored Jim Stopinski on developing Control Assessment themes.
Assisted full-stack developers within Team Phoenix contribute to frontend stories.
Help lunch & learn meetings to teach frontend concepts to Team Phoenix: CSS Flexbox & Grid, Eslint and Prettier, and PlayWright tests.
Assist Frontend Guild memebers in maintanance of vm-library.

The following is a list of contributions through code:

I've added the following features to the Control Assessments project:

Lead an automated end-to-end testing initiative using PlayWright and its' nightly pipeline.
Lead initiative to improve theme building process using componentized placeholders.
Created a dynamic calculation modal using mathjs and presented in monthly development meeting.
Created a shared markdown rich text editor component using ProseMirror.

I've made the following improvements to the frontend of the Control Assessments codebase:

Implemented a frontend caching system.
Implemented an autosave service.
Created an event service.
Added sanitiziation to all user inputs using regex to minimize security vulnerabilities.

Following initiatives were taken to ensure maintenance of best coding standards:

Added linting workflow with eslint and prettier to follow the Frontend Standard including the PR pipeline update.
Refactored the entire Aurelia project to follow Frontend Guild and Control Assessment specific standards.
Removed unused Question property from all controls including the controls table, templates, and assessments using Python and the boto3 library.
Updated webpack to catch TypeScript errors when building Aurelia project.

The following is a list of notable migrations made to the Control Assessments codebase:

Migrated native HTML elements within Control Assessments to vm-library shared components (checkbox, date picker, inputs, etc) including vm-grid-v3.
Wrote an asynchronous Python script using boto3, OS proccesses, and threads to migrate the data library records from key structure to reference id.
Deprecated the moment.js package to date-fns as the moment package is no longer managed.
Upgrade the Font Awesome package from version 4 to 6.
Migrated Bootstrap styling and layout system to use built in technologies like CSS Flexbox and Grid.