Before using the Anonymous Agile Estimator, a new user will have to register their email address and create a password. This post adds the code required. First a note on password strength. I had considered enforcing some of the common restrictions on password choices that have become vogue, such as
The next enhancement to Agile Anonymous Estimator application is to add passwords. This will enable users to log on and to be securely authenticated.
The Agile Estimator application code has fallen behind on test coverage. In this post I’ll document a few things I discovered while adding the tests.
Flask provides an extension to manage the user, tracking whether a person has been authenticated within the session. This post will introduce that concept.
It is time for a demo of the Anonymous Agile Estimation application. It is not a finished app, but enough functionality exists to show the entire process.