Add travis yml config
Add travis build badge for readme [ci skip]
Merge pull request #1 from ianunruh/master

Change dependencies
Update README and TODO [ci skip]

Updated readme to move around build badge and give project a simple
description. Changed todo around to mostly direct people to the issues
link on github.
Add bootstrap elements [ci skip]
Add bootstrap to index page

Integrated bootstrap into index page with a simple login screen. Added a
rspec smoke test to confirm the title is correct.
Create login controller

Instead of having rails load public/index.html, it will now go to the
login controller and load the index.html page there. Moved the simple
smoke test out of the dashboard spec test and created a login spec test
file.
Add framework list in readme [ci skip]
Devise Auth Works

Had to redo devise auth. Not sure what went wrong on my first attempt
earlier, but this now works. I will now make it all bootstrapy.
(maint) Devise auth now works

Added bootstrap elements to registration and login pages. Added a
warning bar when you either log in or out.

Problem discovered with TBS 3.0:

If you try to use the example log in page that TBS provides, Devise will
not work. That's because the second html element that they had was a
form tag. This form overwrote Devise's form, and it broke auth. Changing
it to a div tag fixed this problem and kept the css elements. Woo!
Fix travis CI
Merge pull request #10 from briancain/test/master/devise

Integrate Devise auth into Dashboard
(maint) Improve home page for user and change alert

This commit adds a few visual changes to the dashboard home page
post and pre login. Instead of showing links on the nav-bar, this
commit adds buttons with colors to make it more visually appealing. When
logged in, it will show users a user table (mostly for debugging
right now, will remove later). It will also show a dropdown on the
users profile in the navbar. Right now it only links to editing the
profile, but later it might have more features.

Another change was to fix the alert for logging in and out from
"warning" to "info" The blue is a better color for this action, since
logging in and out don't need to be warnings.