
During November 2024, Alanis Negrón enhanced the uprm-inso4116-2024-2025-s1/semester-project-multiplayer-dominoes repository by refactoring the authentication and user profile flows to use Dependency Injection. By introducing AuthService and UserService into the React application, Alanis decoupled authentication and user data logic from UI components, improving modularity and testability. The work included correcting import paths and restructuring service layers, which reduced technical debt and made future feature development safer. Leveraging JavaScript, React, and component design principles, Alanis delivered foundational improvements that enable easier onboarding for new developers and support more maintainable, scalable frontend development in the project.

Nov 2024: Delivered foundational architecture improvements in the multiplayer dominoes project by introducing Dependency Injection for authentication and user data flows, resulting in more modular, testable code and reduced risk in future feature work. Completed refactors to inject AuthService into login and profile data operations via DI, and fixed critical import wiring to ensure a reliable authentication surface. These changes set the stage for safer deployments and easier onboarding of new features.
Nov 2024: Delivered foundational architecture improvements in the multiplayer dominoes project by introducing Dependency Injection for authentication and user data flows, resulting in more modular, testable code and reduced risk in future feature work. Completed refactors to inject AuthService into login and profile data operations via DI, and fixed critical import wiring to ensure a reliable authentication surface. These changes set the stage for safer deployments and easier onboarding of new features.
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