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Make use of X-Accel-Redirect if we are behind a proxy to serve images. Should speed things up a fair amount.

It is getting annoying having to reindex everything for a few added files..

Probably a simple task, although I'm not really sure what it involves at this point.

We probably should include some form of authentication. Just to start the discussion.

Probably the solution is limiting the facet expansion (particularily the date one) to what is visible, only expanding and fetching more data on demand. I feel like there is a fair amount of data being fetched for the /photos page initialization.

It seems that pagination on /photos page is broken, there is no url behind specific pages links, though next/previous seem to work fine.

We need to introduce some advanced search/filtering features for the library. Probably this should be done using elasticsearch.

This whole interface should probably be fixed a bit..

Which is strange as I make use of "wands" with statements. Also I feel this occurs much sooner locally than when working on my web server.

Yarrr...

Either the issue is server-side (which would benefit from caching) or it's transferring the large json structure or slow on the angular side. Needs looking at.

Allow us to obtain a "share link" for a photo. We should be able to specify the resolution, whether exif data is stripped, whether it's a direct link to the photo or to a inline view site, and possibly allow for some basic password protection or something preventing eg facebook from downloading the photo when someone pastes the link in chat.

Probably requires #2 to be done, since we'd be enabling "non-admin" access to parts of the site. Requires some careful thoughts on how to separate the "view collection" part from the public part.

Basically, we should be able to combine into one "object" those photos that have multiple files, such as raw and jpg file, and or some processed derivatives. I envision another form of a view, next to the file-tree view, which allows browsing of photos, not by folder but by date/time, focal length, time, etc.

Very related to #3.