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#2 #4 are client side solutions to this problem.

Need to investigate whether this is worth the effort to do in the backend or if we should do this on the front end. It feels kind of like a convenience data point and would be 'repeating' data on the back end. I think question is whether or not specific permissions would be allowed on active vs inactive states on the server side. Such as modifying, retrieval, etc.

If we were to do it:

Projects should be marked off in the db as 'active' or 'inactive' with 'inactive' being if they are older than 15 days.

For now the only benefit is that the the app can filter and create views based on the state. Eventual benefit is we can have multiple states, be able to assign specific abilities to various states.

This one is semi-difficult. If you can't get to it, I can do it. But its a good exercise for you because it touches on a bunch of topics (routes, loads of promises, etc).

Auto set the location search field based on (in order):

1. If user is logged in & has city/state in profile - use data.loc
2. If user is not logged in or doesn't have city/state - use HTML5 geolocation (http://www.w3.org/TR/geolocation-API and http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_geolocation.asp)

Also need probably need a button/link to clear location.

alchemy api, basic keyword search

1. All project models should have a project.data.active = true or false. False if project was created 15 days ago or more. Calculate this for now on the client side. I am investigating if I should do this on the server side #3 instead.

The state should be set in the angular model constructor /static/client/projects/models/Project.js at data.active

2. Create different CSS highlighting on the "My Projects" page for active vs in not active projects.

This is an task for you to learn more about the APIQuery construct. Shouldn't take more than 1-2 lines of code.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11160955/how-to-exclude-some-fields-from-the-document

All the needed interpolations & data connections are already present. Just need to rewrite HTML & SASS to improve the look and feel. Maybe also include a description of what this site does