Monday, January 21 2025 \u2013 Last week, I worked on continuing a feature that was partially completed in a project nearing its deadline. Initially, I spent some time understanding the code handed over to me. Unlike my previous project, which involved straightforward functions, this one required me to dive deep into the feature’s implementation. I needed to fully comprehend and familiarize myself with the code before making meaningful progress.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The partially completed code presented challenges, it often gave the impression of functionality when, in reality, it was incomplete. Only after thoroughly dissecting and understanding the logic was I able to proceed with developing the intended feature. With clarity on the existing code, I began by building the “Create Form” page.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This form differed from a previous “Create” page I had worked on. Previously, clicking the “Create” button redirects users to a new page. However, the previous developer for this project had designed it to open as a pop-up, avoiding a full page reload. While implementing this feature, I learned to develop a pop-up page and a dropdown menu by referring to an existing dropdown in the project. I also created a line item table component, with its UI modeled after the existing system.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Throughout the week, I gained valuable insights by working on this feature, adopting new perspectives on development and system design. By the end of the week, I successfully completed the “Create” and “Edit” pages. However, the filters for the list page still require adjustments, which I plan to tackle next week.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Monday, January 21 2025 \u2013 Last week, I worked on continuing a feature that was partially completed in a project nearing its deadline. Initially, I spent some time understanding the code handed over to me. Unlike my previous project, which involved straightforward functions, this one required me to dive deep into the feature’s implementation. I … <\/p>\n