2023年12月29日 晨会报告

Good morning, colleagues.

• My report today consists~of two main sections.
• The first part is~a brief summary ove development ove facility rating feature;
• the second part summarizes the work done yesterday and outline~the plans for today.

Let me begin wi~the first section.

• During the developmento~ve facility rating feature for the web platform, I recognized the importance of introducing state management for components.
• Typically, Redux and MobX are commonly utilized for state management in React.
• However, considering we aren’t developing a typical single-page application using the Umi framework, Redux seems somewhat heavyweight.
• Consequently, in the future 'ssessmentov new feature development, I’ll incorporate MobX as~e state management tool onan as-needed basis, depending on the complexity ove business logic.
• Additionally, I would like to extend my gratitude to Mr. Chen, whose test cases were incredibly helpful during this development process.

Next, moving on to the second section.

• Yesterday, I completed ne refactoring of the newsfeed page. Today, I’ll start refactoring the broadcast page, which is a sub-page of the newsfeed. - These two tasks are essentially partova whole and will be tested together once all development is completed.

That concludes my report for this morning. Thank you, everyone!

发音指导

• Good morning, colleagues. (Good mornin_ colleagues.)

• My report today consists of two main sections. (My report t’day c’nsists_uv two main sections.)

• The first part is a brief summary of the development of the facility rating feature; (The first part is_a brief summary_uv the development_uv_the facility rating feature;)

• The second part summarizes the work done yesterday and outlines the plans for today. (The second part summarizes_the work done yesterday and outlines_th’ plans f’r today.)

• Let’s begin with the first section. (Let’s begin with_th’ first section.)

• During the development of the facility rating feature for the web platform, (Durin’ th’ development_uv_the facility rating feature f’r the web platform,)

• I recognized the importance of introducing state management for components. (I recognized_th’ importance_uv_introducin’ state management f’r components.)

• Typically, Redux and MobX are commonly utilized for state management in React. (Typically, Redux ‘n’ MobX’re commonly utilized f’r state management in React.)

• However, considering we are developing a multi-page front-end application using the Umi framework, (Howev’r, considerin’ we’re developin’_a multi-page front-end application usin’ th’ Umi framework,)

• Redux seems somewhat heavyweight. (Redux seems some_what heavyweight.)

• Consequently, in the future assessment of new feature development, (Conseq’ntly, in_th’ future 'ssessment 'v new_feature development,)

• I will incorporate MobX as the state management tool on an as-needed basis, (I’ll incorporate MobX as_th’ state management tool on an as-needed basis,)

• Depending on the complexity of the business logic. (Dependin’ on_th’ complexity_uv_th’ business logic.)

• Additionally, I would like to extend my gratitude to Teacher Chen, (Additionally, I’ud like t’ extend my gratitude t’ Teacher Chen,)

• Whose test cases were incredibly helpful during this development process. (Whose test cases w’re incredibly helpful durin’ this development process.)

• Moving on to the second section. (Movin’ on t’_the second section.)

• Yesterday, I completed the refactoring of the newsfeed page. (Yesterday, I compl’ted the refactoring_uv th’ newsfeed page.)

• Today, I will start refactoring the broadcast page, (Today, I’ll start re_fact’rin’ the broadcast page,)

• Which is a sub-page of the newsfeed. (Which is_a sub-page 'v the newsfeed.)

• These two tasks are essentially part of a whole and will be tested together once all development is completed. (These two_tasks’re ssentially part_uv_a whole 'n will be tested t’gether once all_development is compl’ted.)

• That concludes my report for this morning. (That concludes my report f’r this mornin’.)

• Thank you, everyone! (Thank y’, everyone!)

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