Automatically zoom in your current location (based on IP-address) when you visit wip.co/makers/map so you can find nearby makers #wip

Fix wip.co/makers/map because I broke it a while ago #wip h/t @martinvandriel

Extract controller concern for getting user's geolocation #wip

Rename "Nomad List" to "Nomads" throughout the codebase and also accept nomads.com/@marc style URLs in addition to the old domain h/t @bjorndunkel #wip

Fix paginating applicants list #wip h/t @ericcosulea

Try composing todo with N shortcut to see if it correctly prevents double form submission #wip

Generate live burndown chart of applicants waiting for a decision (invited or "skipped") and see some progress as I actively started processing applicants myself with help of the new AI ranking where most qualified applicants are shown first and so it's way easier to invite people in batches #wip

Rescue exception when bot tries to sign up to applicant form, because we don't care that the request is malformed if it's a bot #wip

Fix caching of avatars and project logos #wip

Show Loreto how to use @wipbot #wip

Use active_job-performs everywhere #wip

Notice #wip is a lot faster after blocking crawlers from indexing the "similar todos" pages which create above-average database load

Increase number of newsfeed entries from 5 to 20 per page so you can scroll down further without require additional pageloads #wip

Ensure to use dry-initializer for all my View Components #wip

Remove stray console.log's across the codebase #wip

Invite more applicants, because now that we rank them with AI and some of the UX improvements I made it's much easier to find and invite qualified candidates #wip

Refactor the way applicants are invited which simplifies the code and prevents a bug that could happen when you opened multiple applicants in different browser tabs and tried to invite them #wip

Change how like buttons are rendered for when you've liked a todo. Todos are heavily cached so the "did you like it?"-state needs to be applied dynamically. Before, we would make an additional HTTP request for each like button to update it. But now, we use Turbo Streams to update the button in the same initial HTTP request. It reduces both the number of HTTP requests and database queries. #wip

Invite quite a few new applicants #wip

Fix bug when providing nil value to user and project auto-completion #wip