Become a co-Founder for [login to view URL] -- join the app team :) code is largely written [Python/Django], bug fixes and new features remain :) really easy :) s

Most of the code is already written:

[login to view URL] logging in on this page is missing the CSRF token

The search feature after logging in at the top left of the page needs to activate the search feature from the People widget at the right side of the dash :) and there should be a button to clear the search and start over :)

[] and then run crontab -e

[] the crontab command needs to run at reboot starting the server via [login to view URL] in the web folder 36369 is the port

also, the usernames for User objects should probably be email addresses for now or the @username that people select when the modal opens up asking for a password and that particular username

The /dash/alias should probably be aliased at /alias (or /username) so when you login, if your username selected is “blah” (the username selector is at the modal that appears when a new account is registered and when someone is logged in) then simply have the url [login to view URL] load up like all modern websites where it shows you your profile.

What would be really cool based on the previous item (/alias aka /username) is if you simply allow people to make stuff public so that users that are not logged in to the website can visit your [login to view URL] and simply see whatever from your dashboard is made public [huge win]

Also, if you don’t mind adding the crawling mechanism back to the codebase where when you login, it can crawl your imap :) i think celery_worker is kind of too much of a pain so it probably is easier to simply have a parallel process opened up whenever there is a crawl happening and just have the code from celery_worker simply added to the [login to view URL] repo :)

Logging to [login to view URL] in the /home/calenvy/logs folder is having issues, it would be nice if it worked.

Keep it up :)

[] so the speed is going to be performant.. they actually patched my runserver code to make it amazing

[] so you won't even need anything additional to make anything happen ?

[] anyways, keep me in the loop

[] believe it or not it has amazing potential for goverment connections where goverments or businesses can sign up to use it for scheduling or even for email management

[] anyways, the design needs to be appealing in every scenerio.

[] and try to make the design sexier and more appealing than just scheduling powered by email...

[] oh yeah and there needs to be some kind of saving of the sidebar toolbar that people see upon login so that -- a little try catch with exception reporting on the registration should be ok for now until we have a python [login to view URL] runserver that also starts an email server. i am on the django core team and they are adding a mail server to python [login to view URL] runserver so we won't need any postfix just yet ?

[] and the cover page needs to kind of have a much more amazing call to action with forms everywhere so that people can just register on any page of the site...

Issues with 2 icons after New in the People widget (click on it) and then there are fonts a bit too big.

Fonts too big on */settings page and */admin page… needs a bit of a css touch up to make it sexier

Keep it up :)

Downloading the .ical feed has some issues probaby because of a missing pip requirement (events widget) - doesn’t download??

New tasks to be added regularly -- Terms must be agreed to at [login to view URL] (Resume Terms) before initiating the project.

The details continue in the upload (see attached) including equity allowances for being hired as well as equity vesting schedules. Please review the uploaded .txt file :) [s]

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