First time I've had a look at it since my presentation. Alright, enabled registrations, simplified group.py controller logic and added a search feature to the events page.
Could I please get some advice—i.e.: code-review—and suggestions on how to scale it—e.g.: where+when to cache and how to reduce # of db queries? Also I should be able to directly reference the group name from the events table, rather than just its ID. This would save many queries and simplify my code. How can I do this? Thanks for all suggestions, Samuel Marks On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 4:58 AM, Derek <sp1d...@gmail.com> wrote: > Looks good. I would like to see how exactly I can login via facebook. All > I see on your demo site is a login page - no signup, no 'login using > facebook'. It's quite ugly, but I won't hold that against you, it looks > better than most websites I create. > > > On Thursday, August 2, 2012 9:56:54 AM UTC-7, Samuel Marks wrote: > >> With meetup.com, groupspaces and even facebook groups rising in >> popularity; it is only fitting that an open-source alternative be developed >> at the same time. >> >> Currently *GiantPicnic* supports: >> >> - CRUD groups >> - CRUD group events >> - Join/leave groups >> - RSVP to group events >> - View profile >> - Facebook login >> - Mobile apps made with PhoneGap >> - An API exposed for doing common tasks >> >> With more features to follow, including: >> >> - Membership dues >> - Per group and per event management >> - Sellable event RSVPs (i.e.: tickets) >> - E-commerce >> - Threaded group and event comments >> - Section for ranking of suggested talks/topics >> - Fine-grained RBAC within groups >> >> Source: >> https://bitbucket.org/**SamuelMarks/giantpicnic<https://bitbucket.org/SamuelMarks/giantpicnic> >> >> I've released it under a BSD license—with one extra condition, so feel >> free to send me merge requests >> >> This is my first web2py project, so you will notice a bit of hacky code >> here and there, and lack of caching. Please recommend where+when I should >> cache, and how to de-hackify the code. >> >> Thanks and I hope you enjoy my project, >> >> Samuel Marks >> > -- > > > > --
