- Aug 19, 2017
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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- Aug 18, 2017
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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- Aug 17, 2017
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Jorran de Wit authored
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- Aug 16, 2017
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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- Aug 15, 2017
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
Django upgrade 1.10 -> 1.11 + all python and npm packages. Do not forget to run npm install pip install -r requirements.txt Also, recompile styling as a consequence of the bootstrap beta release. npm run webpack python manage.py collectstatic
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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- Aug 14, 2017
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
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Jorran de Wit authored
Now users will be able to log in with their email as well as their username. I make it implicit; I do not tell the user this in the login form, as I'm not sure if the non-uniqueness of the `email` field could cause any problems. I now built a rude try-catch to ease the login process for the user instead.
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Jorran de Wit authored
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