1. Crowdbotics generates a starter repo for you. It's in Github, the primary way you'll be managing product.

2. The code's backed up and safe in the cloud. It's open-source by default.

3. You can upgrade to make it private, or fork the repo yourself into your personal repo.

1. Make sure you have django.contrib.auth in your INSTALLED_APPS and the authentication middleware properly configured in the MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES settings.

2. Configure the URL route for the login.

3. Create a login template.

4. Customize the login view as much as necessary.

5. Redirect the login to the desired page.

6. Customize the logical behind the login as much as needed.

1. Run manage.py file to start the super-user creation process with: python manage.py createsuperuser

2. Fill in details for your username, email, and password.

3. Navigate to the admin panel’s URL in a browser of your choice (example: http://your-server-ip:8000/admin/).

4. Log in with the username and password you just created.

1. Log into your Slack board.

2. Open up the Slack Board Menu and select ‘Configure Integrations’.

3. Scroll down to Trello and click the View button.

4. You will be asked to authenticate with Trello and to choose the Slack channel where Trello updates will appear.

5. Click ‘Add Trello Integration’ and you are almost done!

As the last step, configure which board and which events you wish to receive notifications for.

1. Crowdbotics generates a starter repo for you. It's in Github, the primary way you'll be managing product.

2. The code's backed up and safe in the cloud. It's open-source by default.

3. You can upgrade to make it private, or fork the repo yourself into your personal repo.

1. A Trello backlog ships with every Crowdbotics application, automatically.

2. This backlog is the best way to assign tasks to manage a product development lifecycle.

3. If you're reading this, you're already done!

1. Crowdbotics generates a starter repo for you. It's in Github, the primary way you'll be managing product.

2. The code's backed up and safe in the cloud. It's open-source by default.

3. You can upgrade to make it private, or fork the repo yourself into your personal repo.