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Project: Phoenix - Daily Standup - #general
Liam (9:03 AM): Morning team! Quick standup. I finished the user authentication flow yesterday, pushed to dev. Anyone need to pull/test?
Maya (9:05 AM): Good morning! Pulling now, thanks Liam. I'm still working on the API integration for the product catalog. Running into a CORS issue, will need to debug that.
David (9:06 AM): Morning all. I'm blocked on Maya's API - need it for the front-end product display. Let me know when you have a fix, Maya.
Maya (9:08 AM): Will do, David. I'm looking at it now. Might need to add some headers on the server side. Will update in the next hour.
Chloe (9:09 AM): I'm focusing on the documentation today. Got the initial draft for the user onboarding process done. Need to add screenshots.
Liam (9:10 AM): Great, Chloe! Let me know if you need access to a test environment for the screenshots.
Chloe (9:11 AM): Thanks Liam, that would be helpful!
Maya (9:35 AM): Okay, I think I've got the CORS issue resolved. Deployed a new version to dev. David, can you test now?
David (9:37 AM): Testing now... looks good! Product display is working as expected. Thanks, Maya!
Maya (9:38 AM): Awesome! Glad to hear it.
Liam (9:40 AM): Excellent. Anything else blocking anyone?
David (9:41 AM): Nope, all clear for me.
Chloe (9:42 AM): Still on the documentation, no blockers.
Maya (9:43 AM): Same here.
Liam (9:44 AM): Perfect. Let's keep the momentum going!
Bug Report - #bug-reports
Sarah (2:15 PM): Hey team, I'm seeing a weird bug on the checkout page. When I add more than 3 items to the cart, the total price is calculated incorrectly. Happens in Chrome and Firefox.
Ben (2:17 PM): Hmm, that's not good. Can you share a screenshot, Sarah? And what's your user ID?
Sarah (2:18 PM): [Screenshot attached] User ID: 12345. I also included the console logs.
Ben (2:25 PM): Okay, looking at the console logs... it seems like there's an issue with the calculateTotal() function. It's not handling the quantity correctly. I'll investigate.
Alice (2:27 PM): I think I saw something similar during testing last week, but I dismissed it as a caching issue. Maybe it's more widespread than I thought.
Ben (2:28 PM): Good to know, Alice. I'll check the caching as well.
Ben (3:05 PM): Found the issue! It was a simple off-by-one error in the loop. Fixed it and pushed to staging. Sarah, can you verify?
Sarah (3:10 PM): Testing now... Looks like it's fixed! Great work, Ben!
Ben (3:11 PM): Awesome! Glad I could help.
Feature Discussion - #feature-requests
Mark (10:00 AM): Hey everyone, I was thinking about adding a "wishlist" feature to the product pages. What are your thoughts? Emily (10:05 AM): I think that's a great idea! It could really boost engagement. We'd need to consider how it integrates with user accounts and notifications. John (10:07 AM): Definitely a good addition. From a backend perspective, we'd need a new database table to store the wishlist items. Also, think about scalability if we get a lot of users. Mark (10:10 AM): Good points, Emily and John. I was thinking we could use Redis for caching the wishlist data to improve performance. Emily (10:12 AM): Redis sounds like a good solution. We should also consider adding a "share wishlist" option. John (10:15 AM): Sharing could be tricky from a security standpoint. We'd need to make sure the wishlist isn't publicly accessible without the user's consent. Mark (10:17 AM): Right, security is paramount. Let's add that to the requirements. I'll create a Jira ticket with these discussion points. Emily (10:18 AM): Sounds good, Mark. I'm happy to help with the UI/UX design. John (10:20 AM): And I can start outlining the backend architecture.
Quick Question - #random
Anna (1:30 PM): Anyone know the correct syntax for using map() in JavaScript to extract a specific property from an array of objects? I'm stuck!
Peter (1:32 PM): Sure! It's something like this: array.map(item => item.propertyName)
Anna (1:33 PM): Oh, that's so simple! Thanks, Peter! I was overthinking it.
Peter (1:34 PM): No problem! Happens to the best of us. 😉