The new header image is designed on the thought
that this project is a re-usable project which
can be forked by any other organisation. Therefore,
the header should be a project specific logo which
symbolises three components - creating, growing and
supporting community.

Closes coala#55

The updation in model adds new data fields
which will be useful, in further work. Also,
it will reduce the API calls, which are being
made to fetch these information. Instead of
making new API Calls, we can get them from
webservices and use them directly.

The openhub module got disabled due to some
reasons in community project last year. And,
currently the module is raising the CI errors
which need to be avoided. They can be worked
on once we're ready to enable the openhub
module once again in this project in future.

As in future, the data will be fetched
from coala-webservices intead of @sks444
repository (webservices.coala.io). So,
to remove that dependency the tests have
been modified accordingly.

Running command ".ci/build.sh" locally on pc used
to failed the build, if there is more than one
git remote's.

Fixes coala#235

The enhancement includes addition of materialize
css, JQuery, responsiveness, and easy-navigation
of website features. The easy-navigatibility is
achieved by adding a navbar with display of meta
-review and gamification leaderboard on homepage.
Apart from this, the activity graph url is omitted
from website by displaying the graph itslef on the
homepage on large devices.

Closes coala#255

The newly created webpage combines the previous
two webpages- info.txt and log/index.html. This
web-page combines the results of both the pages
and shows them in a better UI/UX with additional
features of filtering and searching within the
existing logs. The logs are fetched from a JSON
file which is created from the logs stored in
the log file _site/community.log

Closes coala#256

The redesigned web-page displays the data
in a better UI/UX form with some additional
information to make it more interactive and
attractive.

Closes coala#257

Closes coala#258 , coala#240 , coala#231 ,
coala#141 , coala#139 , coala#141 , coala#140

The redesigned web-page provides a nice
UI/UX design to the web-page with "search"
feature.

Closes coala#259

The redesigned webpages provides a enhanced
UI/UX design to web-page with additional
functionality of searching the contributors.

Closes coala#260

The contributor can sign-in with either
GitHub or GitLab account provided the
user is member of the organization. The
validation is being performed via a http
request which accepts the access_token
retrieved from the netlify o-authentication.

Closes coala#262

The netlify form will ask some particular
inputs that will be used for validating
the user - whether the user is eligible
to be a organization member. The checks for
it have been defined in coala webservices API
which will be accepting form-submissions over
a cron-job defined. After the user submits the
form, a success message will be displayed.

Closes coala#89, coala#266

Show the contributor statistics in the form of
charts. The charts will be shown for issues,
commits, reviews and for merge requests. And,
an overall chart, which will display stats
repository wise. Apart from all these charts,
the type of issues the contrib has worked on
will be shown, with the count of issues the
user is working on and the last updated datetime
the user data was updated. All this will be shown,
only if there is some statistics, otherwise the
popup option willn't be shown.

Closes coala#268

Not everyone, will be able to fill forms.
Only the logged in users will be able to
fill them and some of the forms, can only
be filled by developers or contributors
who are a part of more than one team.
At every step, the check is performed whether
the user is authenticated or not, to avoid
false form submissions.

Closes coala#265

Not everyone, will be able to fill forms.
Only the logged in users will be able to
fill them and some of the forms, can only
be filled by developers or contributors
who are a part of more than one team.
At every step, the check is performed whether
the user is authenticated or not, to avoid
false form submissions.

Closes coala#270

Closes coala#272

The contributors who've participated in GSoC in
any year, with the organization can fill up this
form. All the valid submissions, will be displayed
on the projects website under a new tab, named
'Google Summer of Code` students.

Closes coala#273

Closes coala#280

Closes coala#281

Closes coala#274

Overriding the default openhub_django URLs
so as to define new ones and pass the
header and footer context of webpages and
make openhub_django templates look similar
to that of commuity website.

Closes coala#285

The webpage will be displaying all the
organization teams, to the authenticated
users only. If tried to access w/o auth,
the user will be redirected to homepage
with an error message.

Closes coala#287

This commit adds a general view for listing
all the issue objects for any model which
stores issue related details. The details
which are compulsory needed are Hoster,
Repository name, Issue title, Number and
the URl of it. using this, the commit adds
a webpage for displaying all the inactive
issues.

Closes coala#288

This commit uses the issues.html general template
to display the activity of unassigned issues. It
displays some useful information about issues
which were not being provided earlier

Closes coala#289

The web-page displays all the mentors
of the upcoming summer/winter program
or of previous year, if no mentors are
being found for upcoming program

Closes coala#271

The commit adds some more information about the
repository, i.e. what are its features, from
where does it fetch data, and how to setup the
community forms and the OAuth.

Closes coala#275