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Because we may have deployments that have the hackday site in a subpath (rather than the root), we'll need to twiddle them so that they get the correctly-pathed URLs.

Faster than bending taggit to my will.

Show a list of all teams; should be able to click through to the team profile page for a team.

Show a team's profile page...

• Team name
• Team logo/image
• Team description
• Team members
• Charity the team is playing for
• Links to team documents (code tarballs, presentation slides, etc.)

Including adding/removing team members.

Should only be available to team creator? Or all team members?

This seems to not work quite right -- the password changes, but not to anything that works when trying to log back in later.

Allow users to opt into being notified of new posts by email when registering to participate.

Participants need to be able to sign up.

They'll need to provide:

• Name
• Email
• Bio blurb/about me
• T-Shirt Size
• Location (which office are they in?)
• Dietary preference

You know, like you do when you have a blog.

MySQL caps this out at 255, so change to 255 from 1024. Lame.

Oops.

Wire up a 404 page that actually looks like the rest of the site instead of the Django standard page.

Username is unique, so when you try to register a username that already exists, the page dies a swift and horrible death.

We should probably handle that a little more gracefully and give the user a chance to fix that.

Set up a fixture to populate some initial data:

• dietary preferences
• t-shirt sizes
• pages (to drive site nav)

Skipping locations and charities since those will be specific to whatever organization is running the event.

Create a new team...

• Team name
• Project category
• Project description
• Team members
• Charity - pick an existing one
• Charity - propose other

You can log in, but you get redirected to a blank page. Something in the last couple rounds of merges probably did it.

Need to be able to serve static resources during development.

Please create a top-level "static" directory with subdirectories for "css", "images", "js".

And do the various configuration wiring in settings.py based on https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/howto/static-files/

Allow staff to create new "wiki" pages.

Allow users to manage their "notify me of new posts by email" preference in the edit profile page.

Everyone who wants to get email notifications of new posts should get email notifications of new posts when there are new posts published.

Wouldn't it be swell to navigate the site quickly and efficiently?

Should include some static things and some dynamic things.

Things that are important to link to:

• sign in / sign out (based on status)
• register (if not signed in)
• team list
• new blog post (if signed in)
• rules (wiki page)
• schedule (wiki page)
• staff (wiki page)
• downloads (wiki page)

Might be nice to be able to have wiki pages include a checkbox for "in site nav" and perhaps an order (ala wordpress).

Tidy up the markup and give it some base styling so that it looks awesome.

Because, like, you already did it and stuff.

Allow voting by SMS.

Show a list of registered participants.

Allow staff to edit a "wiki" page.

Add support for restructured text in blog posts (don't forget the RSS feed).

If a user forgets their password, we need to be able to reset it. Investigate using/customizing the stuff that comes with Django in django.contrib.auth.

Show teams a user belongs to on the user's profile page.

Need to be able to:

1. Have voting unavailable prior to the voting period
2. Enable voting during the voting period
3. Disable voting once the voting is complete
4. Surface voting data after awards are announced

Show a "wiki" page.

"Entrys" is dumb. Fix it, and everything like it.

Allow voting via the website, with the ballot driven by the team data.

Allow users to propose a charity without having to form a team.

Surface voting results to staff prior to display to the public, so that we can know how to award prizes without spoiling the mystery.

Gravatar? Or upload your own?