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Releases: badgerloop-software/website-condor

Website-Condor Version 1.3

15 Aug 22:45

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Notes

  • Stable version reverted from dark mode and some other development changes
  • Up to date through end of year for competition 4

Adds:

  • Added past competition pages for pods 1-3
  • News page redesigned
  • News articles now filled dynamically and can be edited from the CRUD site

Fixes:

  • Revert to white theme
  • Fixes images on new pods pages
  • Small fixes and improvements to dates and other styling elements
  • Cleaned up code base

Website-Condor Version 1.2

15 Aug 22:43

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Notes

  • Post reveal updates to the site

Adds:

  • New hero video
  • New news article containing the reveal video
  • New media page with
    • pressKit.zip
    • pressKit.pdf
    • stewardshipPacket.pdf
    • Media package (photos) embedded using box widget

Fixes:

  • Removal of countdown timer
  • Splitting media and news pages in the menu

Website-Condor Version 1.1

09 Apr 04:45

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Adds:

  • Dynamic filling of the sponsors from our mongoDB
  • Dynamic filling of the executive team leads in the cards on home and about-team from our mongoDB
  • A countdown timer to reveal on the home

Fixes:

  • An issue with the order that collections are displayed when pulled from the DB
  • A new GET API for teamleads and sponsors that is more efficient

Website-Condor Version 1.0

09 Feb 06:26

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Notes

  • Initial production version of the website

Key Features

  • Dynamic team leads page filling info from the MongoDB
  • Dynamic contact form that submits responses to a slack channel, and populates a google form as well (utilizing slack and Google Apps Script Form Service APIs)
  • Hosted on a UW-Madison CS department VM running Apache, MongoDB, and nodeJS on Ubuntu 18LTS server
  • A nodeJS app running on server that utilizes github webhooks to detect a commit, and then inspects the packet to determine which branch to update (dev or master- both of which are live)