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Updated CHANGELOG.
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@ -8,15 +8,23 @@ Version 2.0.0 (unreleased)
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[https://github.com/OpenSlides/OpenSlides/milestones/2.0] [https://github.com/OpenSlides/OpenSlides/milestones/2.0]
Agenda:
- Updated the tests and changed only small internal parts of method of the
agenda model. No API changes.
Assignments:
- Massive refactoring and cleanup of assignments app.
Users:
- Massive refactoring of the participant app. Now called 'users'.
- Used new anonymous user object instead of an authentification backend.
Other: Other:
- Changed supported Python version to >= 3.3. - Changed supported Python version to >= 3.3.
- Used Django 1.7 as lowest requirement. - Used Django 1.7 as lowest requirement.
- Updated to Bootstrap 3.
- Refactoring of the participant app. Now called 'users'.
- Used new anonymous user object instead of an authentification backend.
- Added Django's application configuration. Refactored loading of signals, - Added Django's application configuration. Refactored loading of signals,
template signals and slides. template signals and slides.
- Added Django REST Framework api. - Added API using Django REST Framework 3.x.
- Used AngularJS with additional libraries for single page frontend.
- Updated to Bootstrap 3.
- Used SockJS for automatic update of AngularJS driven single page frontend.
- Refactored start script and management commands. - Refactored start script and management commands.
- Refactored tests. - Refactored tests.
- Used Bower and gulp to manage third party JavaScript and Cascading Style - Used Bower and gulp to manage third party JavaScript and Cascading Style