Basically the "hero unit" was rendering horribly on very small screens
(eg. phones). I've made it so that the hero unit is only shown on
"desktop" and "tablet" devices, not "phone".
I also moved the actual content of the hero-unit out into a partial to
avoid repeating myself.
This commit sets the default timezone for the app as UTC for both Time
methods and for ActiveRecord. It also removes an unecessary pair of
parentheses attached to a call to `Time.now` which did not match the
style throughout the rest of the project.
[#41633207]
In order to facilitate future debugging, we are adding the debugger gem
to the project. As this is in the Gemfile generated by Rails, all that
was required to add it was uncomment the line in question and run
bundler.
[#41633207]
It seems these should never have been migrations in the first place.
It's considered an anti-pattern to include model code in your migrations
(these referred to User and Update), and we can see why -- having
renamed the models, these migrations now fail.
Apparently the Right Thing is to write a rake task to do the work in
question, and then run it via whatever deployment mechanism you use.
Since these have already been run on our dev server, and they're not all
that important anyway (i.e. won't break people's local machines they're
developing on, etc), and on top of all that they're a couple of months
old so most active developers should have run them already... as I was
saying, considering all that, I'm just blowing them away.
"My Garden" was too generic and hard to test for -- tests like
rendered.should contain "Garden" are far too easy to have a false
positive pass. So I renamed it "Springfield Community Garden" so that
false-positive passes were less likely.
There's still probably stuff broken, but this seemed like a good spot to
commit. Sorry for the enormous chunk of code. I was attempting to
update the views, but found that I needed to update a few things
elsewhere as well to make them work.
