I was thinking to complete this project under Coding Club's mentorship and help from members of both club and college. Might be a good opportunity for people to learn django.
views? @singhpratyush

@singhpratyush Should I work on this right away with the discussed models so that we can move on to the views later.Cheers.

At /team/new/. Just team name will do.

Hi @singhpratyush!

@thecodepapaya @anvaymishra1 and I created something similar to hackathon-team-builder at a Hackathon. It's called Teamder. It is built using Flutter and uses Elo Rating to find compatible teammates in a hackathon and build a team. We couldn't integrate the algorithm into the project in the 24 hours of the hackathon and the project was built with a functional hardcoded frontend with data fetched from Firebase. We were thinking open it for OS contribution in IIITV. Since this project is similar to it (but different in the tech stacks) and checks almost at the same marks in its features, is it possible to continue this project idea as Teamder as we're planning to revive some projects from our org?

Team at /team/.
User at /participant/.

Provide skill and team information for participants and sum of skill information for teams. Target links for them will be like /team/profile/<team name>/ and /participant/profile/<student ID>/.

At /team/profile/<team name> and /team/profile/edit.

Viewing option -

• Join request if valid.

Editing options -

• Approve pending requests
• Remove existing member

In Skill model instead of using limited skill fields like back_end, front_end we an use a JSONField as {'skill':'level'}.

Display at /participant/profile/<username>/ and edit at /participant/profile/edit/.
Fields -

• First Name
• Last Name
• Mobile
• E-Mail
• Skills
• Team (just a link)

Display latest 5 at /, all at /announcements/.

Create a generic header and footer using Jinja2 templating and put it in base.html.

Max 200 characters.