Monthly summary for 2025-09: Focused on strengthening course identity and data integrity in the academic module of west2-online/fzuhelper-server. Delivered a Course Hashing Enhancement that includes classroom data to improve uniqueness and accuracy of course identification. This work also involved updating the thriftgo version and completing code hygiene tasks (linting, formatting, removing unused files). The change is captured in a targeted refactor of the academic module: commit 74672b48470b64a8ea2df2fcdeeb70c6f5864596 with message 'refactor(academic): update course hash logics (#314)'.

In April 2025, focused on ensuring calendar scheduling accuracy for single-week and double-week courses in west2-online/fzuhelper-server. Implemented a bug fix to compute the start week based on course type, ensuring the calendar reflects the intended schedule. The change is tracked in commit 3699e36a277450d02200e2d7c0baff015d92a0de with message 修正单双周课程的起始周数 (#275). Impact: improved schedule correctness across calendars, reduced user confusion and support tickets, and more reliable planning for instructors. Skills demonstrated: backend scheduling logic, edge-case handling, and code localization considerations.

Concise monthly summary for west2-online/fzuhelper-server (March 2025): delivered reliability improvements to calendar exports, expanded location data for better accuracy, and enhanced code maintainability. Focused on data consistency, user-facing correctness, and contributor readability to accelerate future changes and reduce support overhead.

January 2025: Delivered a focused backend feature set in west2-online/fzuhelper-server to enable user profile management and cultivation plan retrieval. The work provides a foundation for personalized user experiences by storing basic user information and exposing endpoints to fetch cultivation plans, backed by tests and handler implementations for reliability.

November 2024: Delivered a targeted UI reliability fix in primer/react by correcting the hover and active background styling for ActionList.Item when using styled-components v6. This change eliminates incorrect background color behavior across states and is accompanied by a changeset documenting the patch. The work reduces UI regressions in ActionList-driven flows and improves developer experience through clear patch documentation.