Why I'm building this
Most of my hands-on technical work has happened inside private codebases — real, but not something I can point a hiring manager to. FeedbackFlow is a small, genuinely public SaaS-style app (users submit feedback, vote, and admins triage it) built to close a few concrete gaps: database migrations, seed data, feature branches, pull requests, preview environments, and a Playwright suite wired into GitHub Actions as a real CI gate, not just a line on a resume.
What it demonstrates
- The full workflow: local development → feature branch → Postgres migration → pull request → preview environment → Playwright E2E tests → GitHub Actions → review → merge → production.
- A deliberately broken CI run, diagnosed and fixed, so the failure-and-recovery loop is real rather than simulated.
- Product decisions made along the way — meant to read as product judgment applied to a small codebase, not a coding-skills showcase.
Where it stands
This project is in progress. The full write-up — architecture diagram, PR/CI screenshots, and test results — will replace this page once it's built.