v0.8.5s - Dijkstra

Security fixes:

• Added password hashing

v0.8.5 - Dijkstra

Changelog

• Made the vibration checkbox match the style of the site (issue #10)
• Fixed up the scaling, the site should now look much better on every screen, especially on smaller ones (issue #9 and issue #8 )

Here is a preview of what the new flexbox layout looks like on smaller screens

v0.8.4 - Dijkstra

Chanelog

• Added the ability to set the alarm to send a vibration a minute before the shock goes off
• Improved the glow indicator

v0.8.3 - Dijkstra

Chanelog

• Improved the new UI elements introduced in v0.8.2
• Added a glow indicator to the setup button if the API and Shocker ID have not been entered

Devlog

• Improved code structure for add_alarm.html

v0.8.2 - Dijkstra

Changelog

• Added the ability to edit and delete alarms (issue #6)

v0.8.1 - Dijkstra

Changelog

• Improved debugging

v0.8.0 - Dijkstra

Changelog

• Users are now able to create and log into accounts, create alarms unique to those accounts and those alarms can run parallel to the alarms of other users (Issue #1)

Edsger W. Dijkstra created the shortest path algorithm (known as Dijkstra’s algorithm) which finds the shortest path between nodes in a weighted graph. This is used to optimize network routing protocols (also used in GPS and Game pathfinding)

v0.7.0 - Cerf & Kahn

UI is now in a state where I see it as complete, changes will be made as the program evolves but for now it's good.

Changelog:

• API and Shocker ID are now displayed in selection fields if already set

Vinton Cerf and Robert Kahn are responsible for the TCP/IP protocols

v0.6.3 - Baran

Improved alarm overview page, its layout is now more adaptive

Realligned buttons

v0.6.2 - Baran

Made data selection fields look much nicer, turns out god didn't like the light

Also removed UI borders cuz who needs them, endless UI is in fashion