Initial pass of django-fied user login page
Second pass of login/general UI functionality
Added custom user models and migrated the db to reflect those changes. The registration page works, but users are still not able to log in without going to the admin site.
Authentication fix. For some reason, django stores username information in the POST variable called username, even if the form refers to it as email. Changing that in the views.py file fixed it
The previous issue was due to me editing the wrong login template. The user profile page will now respond to both GET and POST requests. Next steps are to add logout functionality outside of the admin page as well as add support for changing the user's password and only changing profile entries if the user enters their current password correctly
Adding models for words and tests. The admin interface currently supports adding a word and stores the word and its length in the database. The length of the word is a computed value that we can use when constructing tests. Tests themselves still need to be added to the admin interface
Removing all .pyc files except those that live in a __pycache__ folder. These files are binary and will be compiled by Django as necessary
Updating README.md to reflect the new way to access the admin features as well as highlight what's been done as of now
Added styling to the login/register page
Fixed superuser creation from command line. The new email is team5@team5.com and the password is team5. No need to use my email address anymore
Resolving conflict with pulling the database