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http://yeoman.io/generators.html#writing-your-first-generator

There's no db here.

Angular/Android bug, but one that affects us enough to note it here....

https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib-watch

If the Profiles API returns null for the img url, don't use it. See, e.g., http://m.ucsf.edu/#/directory/John%20Kealy

Why not?

Make tiny form elements (e.g., select inputs, footer anchors) bigger.

Technique in test 5 at http://timkadlec.com/2012/04/media-query-asset-downloading-results/

There's a PhoneGap Build-supported plugin.

Move module specific tests to a modularized location

Right now, the documentation under Getting Started reads:

1. Make the /htdocs directory your docroot in your web server

However, the directory in the repo is /root, not /htdocs.

...not UCSF.

We minify everything else, and there's a grunt task for it... just watch out for the homescreen spacing bug on (I think) Android...

This could be part of a more generalized feature: Have the web site put together separate pages (or at least make that an option), but have them assembled into a SPA for the PhoneGap stuff.

window.scrollTo(0,1)? Zynga's Viewporter library? Apple's special <meta> thing? Something.

See, e.g., /shuttle/planner/

• Better read me quick start
• Wiki pages as needed
• Video demo

Use grunt templates to assemble HTML files from header, footer, and main content

Trivial with an IDE, of course, but let's do it separate from other changes just to be well-behaved

They're unnecessary and will be the source of endless merge conflicts.

document config/build/deploy process

Probably needs an automatic back button. (Forward button and home button too, ideally.)

So far, issues with grunt-sftp-deploy and others. Maybe just go with grunt executing something roughtly like rsync -avz -e ssh htdocs m-stage:CampusKit/ from the shell. This will probably not be Windows-friendly, though.

Implement as straight JS/HTML/CSS.

Duh

This is working towards removing Ruby as a requirement.

Touch events fire twice on some Android devices, resulting in extra unintended navigation

Add a debug build target that doesn't minify JS and CSS. Yeah, source maps are cool and everything, but let's keep it simple for now.

May need to move things more towards a SPA.

Check out:

• http://ify.io/lazy-loading-in-angularjs/
• http://stackoverflow.com/a/12864137/436641
• http://docs.angularjs.org/api/angular.module
• http://tv.adobe.com/watch/max-2013/top-10-performance-techniques-for-phonegap-applications/

From a user of the iPhone native app:

To clarify, I get all the way thru sign up confirmation for a class. But when I press > the ok button (to return to a menu that lets me book another class) I get a blank > screen.

This is occurring on my iPhone 5.

Make it possible to add JS (and other things, but given the "deviceready" event, really really really need this for JS) that gets included for PhoneGap only.

Working towards removing Ruby as a requirement

About should open an overlay with links to helpful docs etc.

Feedback should present a form with a note that it won't do anything but that on submitting, you'll get sent to the GitHub issue tracker, or something like that.

Maybe we can just pull support for IE7, but if not, the current CSS results in 404 errors in the HTTPD logs because IE7 doesn't quite understand the minified CSS:

File does not exist: ... assets/img/watermark.png),url(,