
Andres Ruiz contributed to the uprm-inso4117-2024-2025-s2/semester-project-briscas repository by enhancing the Player class with new methods for score and hand management, improving both gameplay reliability and code maintainability. He refactored the draw flow to delegate responsibilities to Deck.draw, reducing edge cases and clarifying object interactions. Andres also updated the .gitignore to exclude the .vscode directory, ensuring cleaner version control by preventing environment-specific files from being committed. His work demonstrated proficiency in JavaScript, object-oriented programming, and configuration management, with expanded unit test coverage that increased confidence in future changes and supported ongoing maintainability of the codebase.

February 2025 (2025-02) – Briscas project (uprm-inso4117-2024-2025-s2/semester-project-briscas) focused on delivering reliable gameplay features and improving maintainability. Key features delivered include Player Class Enhancements with new score/hand management methods and updated tests to cover new and existing functionality. The draw flow was refactored to delegate to the Deck.draw, simplifying interactions and reducing edge cases. Repository hygiene improvements were completed by updating the .gitignore to exclude the .vscode directory, preventing environment-specific files from being committed. Overall impact: improved correctness, test reliability, and maintainability; reduced risk from environment configs; enables smoother future feature work. Technologies/skills demonstrated: object-oriented design, refactoring, unit testing, and version-control hygiene.
February 2025 (2025-02) – Briscas project (uprm-inso4117-2024-2025-s2/semester-project-briscas) focused on delivering reliable gameplay features and improving maintainability. Key features delivered include Player Class Enhancements with new score/hand management methods and updated tests to cover new and existing functionality. The draw flow was refactored to delegate to the Deck.draw, simplifying interactions and reducing edge cases. Repository hygiene improvements were completed by updating the .gitignore to exclude the .vscode directory, preventing environment-specific files from being committed. Overall impact: improved correctness, test reliability, and maintainability; reduced risk from environment configs; enables smoother future feature work. Technologies/skills demonstrated: object-oriented design, refactoring, unit testing, and version-control hygiene.
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