Cold numbers:
27 issues have been successfully integrated with 5 rejected and 0 delayed. That is 84% success, not bad!
Notes:
It was a light integration week as many devs are involved in planning meetings in the new frontend/backend teams.
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… my next challenge! If there are any JQuery / JavaScript experts reading this, I could do with some advice.
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The toolbar javascript up until...