Note: Probably should be doing this on Pivotal Tracker, but I hate hate hate it and I need a todo list.
When we actually implement some kind of backend, the query to check if a user exists is the exact same as pulling the record to compare the password hash and log in. While I love the "Sign in or register" bit in our current setup, it's untenable and prevents us from closing issue #1.
Note: Probably should be doing this on Pivotal Tracker, but I hate hate hate it and I need a todo list.
When we actually implement some kind of backend, the query to check if a user exists is the exact same as pulling the record to compare the password hash and log in. While I love the "Sign in or register" bit in our current setup, it's untenable and prevents us from closing issue #1.