Milestone, and moving on

User sign up is done thanks to some good django documentation, and no thanks to some bad django documentation.

Since user registration is almost-universal to web applications, there are plenty of resources on how to do it. Most of the programming is copy-paste-edit from my Avatar creation forms and views.

The only problem was creating a user profile model. This model saves extra data about a user that isn't in Django's included User model. I haven't thought of anything to add, but I'm sure I will, so I worked on it anyway. The problem came when connecting the models together with a foreign key. The main docs don't indicate that this foreign needs to be called 'user' to work correctly (I named mine 'djangoUser'). The Django book correctly notes this. I created a ticket about this, so we'll see what happens.

And with that, at 5:33PM, on Friday, July 25, I officially close main development on the back-end models for my initial release (hereon codenamed 'Stone Age') and move up a level to start writing views.