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 - Better communication with my team was needed. I should have checked in more often instead of working independently.
 -	I need to prioritize teamwork—coordinating with others would have made the project smoother.
 -	I should have been more proactive in tracking team progress and addressing issues earlier.
--	Moving forward, I will communicate more, collaborate better, and seek help when needed.
+-	Moving forward, I will communicate more, collaborate better, and seek help when needed.
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+### Alexander
+- I would definitely have a focus on early communication. The start of this project was extremely slow which led to a lot of work happening later on and team members being disconnected. If we were to have established better roles and communication guidelines for all team members at the start as well as expectations, that would have helped us be more successful as a team. Making sure everyone understood the project's big picture, build system, and their own responsibilities would have gone a long way towards ensuring a successful project.
+- I learned a lot about GitHub Actions and creating cross-platform desktop applications. This project provided me with the foundational understanding of what is necessary to both build source code and distribute binary applications across multiple different operating systems and the cloud. Setting up automatic releases on GitHub was interesting to accomplish as well, but if I were to do it again, I would get the release pipeline set up at the same time as the CI pipeline since there was definitely some debugging done quite late just to get it running cross-platform.
+- I would have spent much more time in the planning and research phase. Although code wasn't started immediately, it felt like there was a lot of pressure to get something together. However, if we had spent more time researching all the details and coming up with a better plan to bring all the components into one application, it would have saved us time in the long run. Several times our libraries had to have their public interface modified because something wasn't thought through well enough. With the scope of this project that wasn't the biggest problem ever, but I could see it being a much larger problem if this application was developed with more people or over a longer timespan.