Use reverse function instead of hard coded URL. Had missed my eyes in the last run.

Replace create template with edit template.

Remove the redundant function for suggesting tags and added the required import.

Move all the content from create form to edit form for tasks.

Remove redundant templates.

Restructured create form to use templatetags and use Javascript for autcomplete.

Add templatetags for form handling.

Add JQuery and JQuery UI files to the collection.

Change imports to be more readable.

Change the name of the addreviewer url mapper.

Use django shortcut for raising 404s.

Capitalize the name Notifications.

Add a new view method for specific users profile view.

Manipulate all the templates to use {% url %} templatetag instead of hard coded URLs.

Remove initial south migrations also during reset of the database.

Modify the home page URL mapper to be consistent with other mappers.

Removed this file since the utilities are no more used.

Add reset_db script.

Remove the unexisting import.

Used reverse URL matching instead of hard coded URLs.

Fix styling issue in URLConf.

Make adjustment in import styling.

Make changes to the import styles, ids used and use reverse function for URL generation instead of hard coded URLs.

Add name for each URL definition.

Removed utils file whose only function is not required anymore.

Add a fixture to maintain the Sites framework data settings.

Change the admin media prefix to suit the server settings.

Remove uniqkey field from every model. This field is redundant data. Every Django database model has a built-in id which is unique for that database entity. So this field becomes redundant. In addition this field is not even a primary key. So I am not sure what it is trying to achieve. It is also agains the schema design principles. Normalization level 2 is lost by having redundant data. The way uniqkey is generated using random is also awkward.

Add pytask as prefix to admin media and move SITE_ID to local settings

Replace URL definition with the standard way of defining URLs.