Wheresmystuff 0.6r
Jul. 1st, 2011 02:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jackWheresMyStuff version 0.6r is at wheresmystuff.heroku.com.
You can log in, and add and remove loans.
The major feature still missing is any authentication of the login -- anyone can log in as "Jack" or as "jack.dreamwidth.org" simply by typing it in the box and hitting return.
(But it's almost better for testing, as the main feature of creating a loan to "John" and then logging in as "John" and seeing the same loan works and is easier to test when it's easy to log in as different people.)
Don't use the site for real data yet -- there's no authentication, so anyone can edit it, and there's no independent backups, and the next step involves some changes to the database which may end up nuking the data. But if you're curious to see how it works, I'd be very curious to know if it works for you.
There's a lot of features (and design) I really wanted to add, but authentication is the only thing I that's absolutely necessary before it's possible to use it.
You can log in, and add and remove loans.
The major feature still missing is any authentication of the login -- anyone can log in as "Jack" or as "jack.dreamwidth.org" simply by typing it in the box and hitting return.
(But it's almost better for testing, as the main feature of creating a loan to "John" and then logging in as "John" and seeing the same loan works and is easier to test when it's easy to log in as different people.)
Don't use the site for real data yet -- there's no authentication, so anyone can edit it, and there's no independent backups, and the next step involves some changes to the database which may end up nuking the data. But if you're curious to see how it works, I'd be very curious to know if it works for you.
There's a lot of features (and design) I really wanted to add, but authentication is the only thing I that's absolutely necessary before it's possible to use it.
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Date: 2011-07-01 02:31 pm (UTC)/user_Adam, but the page is really at/User_Adam(case sensitive). Other than that it seems to work ok!