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Expose Your Ignorance

Hello and welcome back to my blog. After presenting what we did in this capstone class, the apprenticeship pattern “Expose Your Ignorance” was brought up and I wanted to check out what this pattern was. The pattern "Expose Your Ignorance" in "Apprenticeship Patterns" by Dave Hoover encourages apprentices to embrace their ignorance and actively seek opportunities for learning and growth. Rather than hiding gaps in knowledge or pretending to know everything, the apprenticeship pattern suggests acknowledging what you don't know and being open about it. Embrace the lack of knowledge and use it as a stepping stone for learning. “Expose Your Ignorance” is about normalizing the learning process. It is about showing your willingness to learn, and acknowledging that the only way to fill gaps in your knowledge is to first admit that these gaps exist. I can use this pattern in many scenarios, such as during team meetings. Instead of pretending to understand a concept, I sh...

Sprint 3 Retrospective

 Hello and welcome to my last sprint retrospective blog post for CS-448, my capstone class.  This sprint was a lot less shorter and was more focused on sprint cleanup. Luckily, our team cleaned up pretty well at the end of each sprint so there was not much cleanup left. Instead, we decided to keep working on creating tests for the backend and get the test-runner branch working. Instead of branching out and having everyone writing separate tests, we decided to come together and figure out how to write one test which was a great decision. In the end with some help from Team 1, we ended up getting 2 tests working in the end. Links to issues: https://gitlab.com/LibreFoodPantry/client-solutions/theas-pantry/inventorysystem/backend/-/issues/60.   For this issue, we fixed a bug where GET inventory was returning an id value instead of a number. https://gitlab.com/LibreFoodPantry/client-solutions/theas-pantry/inventorysystem/backend/-/issues/52.   For this issue, we created t...