• Git repo with the history (amendments) of the constitution: https://github.com/JesseKPhillips/USA-Constitution.
    • Remember that Instagram is mostly python, and is one of the biggest scale python implementations across the globe.
    • {{ form.hidden_tag() }} tells flask-wtf to use csrf.
    • When flask-user templates iterate over the form variable that’s made available to jinja, it’s just a class passed through the route. The class is just a child of flask_wtf.FlaskForm, and it lists the fields and information about them. You can also define validations here. Example: https://github.com/lingthio/Flask-User/blob/master/flask_user/forms.py#L139.
    • The robinhood sell orders completed and the funds settled, so I initiated the withdrawal to boa today.
    • Supercontest.
      • Updating some basic flask-user structure. Removed the bootstrap_is_hidden_field.
      • Changed to proper colgroups for styling whole cols instead of each row, for the min-width in the legends and the matchup borders on all-picks.
      • Played with linear and radial gradients for cell coloring. Ultimately went with diagonal stripes for all in-progress games.
      • Games that were not picked still have their results show, just at 30% opacity.
      • Removed the table stripes. We’re doing so much with background color already. This added unwanted contrast.
    • Because of bootstrap’s table-responsive, min and max width won’t work as desired if set on colgroups, even with !important. You have to set it on the cells directly themselves.
      • There are many places where some of your intended behavior fights with styles that bootstrap is setting underneath the classes you use. Overall, still very worth it.
    • Demian Maia choked out Askren.