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Great work on getting all the changes for databases additions and a code refactor out! We can now shift focus over to the modernization project for the tool

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Making some great progress with the Temp Rate Buy Down bug 

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Making some great progress with the Temp Rate Buy Down bug 

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Tyler and I got together and made some really good progression on this and have dev tested multiple loans and everything looks good so far! STRAIGHTTO PROD!

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Squashing my other bug due to business process issue 

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Squashing my other bug due to business process issue 

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Didn't do to much research into this one but just unlucky we didn't get a chance to actually work on something but at least its out of the backlog!

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Shout out to Tyler for coming over and helping out with my bug! big help figuring this out! 

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Shout out to Tyler for coming over and helping out with my bug! big help figuring this out! 

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We have to recalculate our solution and will have to do a 48 hour deploy instead, but luckily only had to rollback out of stage.

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We are about to start the design phase of the new SQL updater tool, i'm excited to get the experience creating a web application, and am so happy to have the team we do for this. Props to Drew, Tyler, J, and Sharon!!

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For being my rock.

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Always able to pivot and get stuff done! Between deploying multiple stories for the current tool and now devising a plan for the new tool, I am proud to be apart of this team with you all!

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While Attack Ball did great collaborating, there was a lot of tickets that had us stumped for a long period of time. Those tickies that take a while get frustrating!

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Having to do my second Rollback since joining the team was really disappointing. The steps in our test cases essentially fixed the issue our fix caused, so it was perceived to be a much smaller issue than it turned out to be. On the bright side, I'll be a rollback expert soon...

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Chris came up with a better way to solve an AutoCofC ticket that I was working on, which saved me a lot of time and saved me from having to do an emergency deploy. Thanks Chris!

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Thank you for joining us on our DTI bugs! I am so glad to have your expertise on these.

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Justin helped me out with a ticket related to Appraisals. We looked through the code and found the problem area, did an emergency deploy, and even made a bug out of it! Thanks Man!

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Chris and Jordan worked with my on my first data spin. They were happy to help me through it and show me how things are done. with a data spin. Appreciate you guys!

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Attack Ball did a great job mobbing these tickets, but it was still frustrating how many different confusing document generation issues we faced (and are still facing in at least one case)

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Lack of communication regarding ownership of work

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Just got to check with some parts of the business to see if there is any reason why we would want to load inactive broker branches.

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this will allow us to have more to discuss and evaluate

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We were originally going to do an on-demand deploy to fix this. We got all the way to stage but realize it wasn't going to work and had to rollback the changes. However, we already have a planned fix for what we need to do in EDGE and the database to get this up and running again quickly.

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going to provide the CI padlet next week instead of day of so people can continually add on