Adding WellSky as a Known Instance to the Core Team pattern #492
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Thanks, @spier ❗️I don’t remember if there was a public presentation on Core Team for Nike.
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I figure that googling for So I will merge this PR as is. |
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@rrrutledge your presentation is from 2021 but I only realize now that through that we can also add WellSky as a Known Instance to the Core Team pattern, can't we?
I wrote a little blurb that I extracted from your video but feel free to replace it entirely, if it doesn't make sense.
Also if you have any online reference for how this pattern was used at Nike, we could add that as well.