Can you tell us about your experience of onboarding and mastering the project?

When I join a new project, I usually start by studying the documentation and architecture to understand the overall structure and goals. Then, I familiarize myself with the codebase, studying key modules and their interactions.

Next, I try to set up the local development environment and build the project to ensure everything works. After that, I study the development processes, such as version control systems, coding standards, and CI/CD.

An important stage is communicating with the team: discussing current tasks, getting advice, and understanding priorities. Gradually, I take on small tasks to better understand the code and processes.

This approach helps me to quickly adapt and start contributing to the project.