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Anton Shestakov <engored@ya.ru>, Wed, 01 May 2013 23:17:37 +0900
Security and Privacy section in docs.

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Overview
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Just another todo app. Well, maybe not quite, because it can track
projects, tasks and notes for tasks in multiple different workspaces. It
looks nice because it's built with Bootstrap and is, to some extent,
elegant code-wise because it was built with Backbone, Flask and CodernityDB.
Reason of Existence
===================
This is my way to try out some new technologies in a project slightly more
sophisticated than Hello World. Currently these technologies are:
- Flask
- CodernityDB
Try It Out
==========
Since version 0.2.0 it's possible to try the app live here:
http://engored.pythonanywhere.com/
Security and Privacy
====================
If you have tried Fruitbar via the link above or have read the source code,
you may now be wondering, "isn't not having passwords a bit insecure?" And
the answer is no. As in "no, it's a *whole lot* insecure to not have
passwords." But this is a research project and therefore it isn't
pretending to be secure. Keep in mind that everything you put in it
everyone else may read or edit.
What's New
==========
0.2.2
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- Fetching tasks and projects combined in a single request
0.2.1
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- Tests
0.2.0
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- Separate workspaces
- Transition effect
0.1.0
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- Projects, tasks and task notes