Schuyler Metcalf enhanced the spring-projects/spring-grpc repository by enabling the InProcessServerFactory to operate within web applications, addressing integration challenges for Spring Web contexts. By removing the ConditionalOnNotWebApplication restriction, Schuyler broadened the applicability of in-process gRPC server factories, allowing for consistent testing and deployment patterns across both web and non-web environments. This work was implemented using Java, leveraging Spring Boot and gRPC technologies to streamline service integration. The change focused on simplifying the developer experience and reducing friction for web-based services. Over the month, Schuyler delivered this targeted feature, demonstrating depth in Java development and Spring ecosystem integration.