
Selena Zeng developed a full-stack article management system for the ucsb-cs156-s25/team02-s25-08 repository, delivering both a Spring Boot REST API with JPA-backed persistence and a React-based frontend for article creation, editing, and listing. She implemented role-based access control and Swagger documentation to support secure, discoverable API integration, while also building reusable UI components and form validation using React Hook Form and JavaScript. Selena stabilized the test infrastructure with JUnit, Jest, and Playwright, resolving build failures and improving CI reliability. Her work established a maintainable foundation for content workflows, emphasizing code quality, repository hygiene, and end-to-end test coverage.

2025-05 monthly summary highlighting feature delivery, bug fixes, and technical improvements related to Articles UI and test infrastructure in the UCSB CS156 project. Focused on delivering a functional Articles management UX, stabilizing test reliability, and improving repository hygiene to support rapid, maintainable feature delivery.
2025-05 monthly summary highlighting feature delivery, bug fixes, and technical improvements related to Articles UI and test infrastructure in the UCSB CS156 project. Focused on delivering a functional Articles management UX, stabilizing test reliability, and improving repository hygiene to support rapid, maintainable feature delivery.
April 2025 monthly summary for repository ucsb-cs156-s25/team02-s25-08: Delivered the Article Management REST API with full CRUD capabilities on articles, implemented using Spring Boot and JPA, with Swagger documentation and role-based access control. The work establishes a reusable content-management service ready for frontend integration and cross-service consumption. No significant bugs were reported for this scope in April.
April 2025 monthly summary for repository ucsb-cs156-s25/team02-s25-08: Delivered the Article Management REST API with full CRUD capabilities on articles, implemented using Spring Boot and JPA, with Swagger documentation and role-based access control. The work establishes a reusable content-management service ready for frontend integration and cross-service consumption. No significant bugs were reported for this scope in April.
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