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Continue chipping away at builder improvements and ways to improve designer experience (xd)

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Continue chipping away at builder improvements and ways to improve designer experience (xd)

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Chip away at ways to measure product usage (Customer Dashboard)

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Chip away at ways to measure product usage (Customer Dashboard)

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Tweak Code Review Process To Get More Input

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Tweak Code Review Process To Get More Input

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Look into adding React Hooks && Typescript

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Look into adding React Hooks && Typescript

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Feature on/off to ship without finishing

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Feature on/off to ship without finishing

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Landing nebulous features into release branches

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Landing nebulous features into release branches

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Or just making release branches off  of stage like a more traditional flow

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Design System Manager - Component/Pattern Library

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Design System Manager - Component/Pattern Library

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Both runtime errors and formatting warnings

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Being Awesome Friends, Engineers and Teammates <3 <3 <3

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Being Awesome Friends, Engineers and Teammates <3 <3 <3

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What would be fun for us to do as a distributed team that everyone will enjoy?

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Consider using a 'proper' staging branch (ie. push to staging first and promote to release once validated)

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Consider using a 'proper' staging branch (ie. push to staging first and promote to release once validated)

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For future A/B testing

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Let's use this like the web version of Tiled Demo so that we can demo new features to Jeremiah/Darrell without having to merge code into the release branch

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Spreadsheets to help team members agree to how complex certain features are for a given project

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This lets Jeremiah/Darrell play with a feature sooner and without having to merge into the release branch.