Tell us about your immersion experience and understanding of the current project

To immerse myself in the current project, I usually start by studying the documentation and architecture to understand the overall structure and key components. Then I analyze the source code, especially entry points and main modules, to see how business logic and interactions are implemented.

It is also important to get acquainted with the team and ask questions to understand current tasks, problems, and development plans. I use debuggers and logs to study the application's behavior in real-time.

For example, in a Java project, I might start by examining classes that implement core functions, look at configuration files (such as application.properties), and then run the project locally to test its operation and understand the application's lifecycle.