June 2025 highlights for NA-MIC/ProjectWeek: Key features delivered: - Slicer Build Documentation Enhancements: Expanded README with explicit Qt installation steps for ARM-based Macs and Ubuntu Linux, clarifying project status and objectives and mapping progress references to builders. Major bugs fixed: - No major bug fixes documented this month. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Reduced onboarding friction for new contributors by providing cross-platform build guidance. - Increased clarity of project objectives and current status, enabling builders to align efforts with project goals. - Improved CI/build reliability for Slicer-related components on macOS ARM and Linux environments. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Documentation best practices, cross-platform technical writing, version control traceability (commit references 73fec2165356d6478d9c1493f9eb3a4ae8fa75e5 and 54b58d9d063683eec258a32f31d8b57cc921f85f...), and README maintenance. Repository: NA-MIC/ProjectWeek; Month: 2025-06.

May 2025 summary for NA-MIC/ProjectWeek: Focused on build maintainability and forward-looking readiness. Key deliverable: a new UpdateSlicerBuildInstructions documentation detailing the process to update Slicer build instructions, including cross-platform Qt installation considerations and a plan to investigate Qt6 and TCLAP updates to prepare for future ITK compatibility. No major bugs fixed this month in this repository. This work reduces maintenance risk, accelerates onboarding of new contributors, and aligns the project with long-term ITK readiness.

January 2025: Strengthened developer onboarding and cross-team collaboration for NA-MIC/ProjectWeek by expanding repository documentation with a 'Related work' section and linking to the dcm-classifier repository, improving resource discoverability and reducing onboarding time.