* Remove stream and add new notification views
* Actually remove Stream
* Move followers query to async method
* Remove unused tests and fix query
* Try using without delay instead
* Add without delay and escape HTML
* Make all tests pending for now
* Add sloan as marker of low quality and adjust banishment logic
* Add s3 stub to rails_helper
* Modify banishment criteria
* Only mess with profile image in prod
* Add SVG file of GitLab icon
* Add gitlab_url column to users table
* Add gitlab_url to user model, controller and policy
* Add gitlab_url to views
* Add tests for gitlab_url
* Add organization to feed and adjust page styling
* Add conditional indexing to article agolia
* Early return in algolia org logic
* Make org optional in algolia
* Modify org cta styling
* Set default styles and move button style out of form
* Add MVP of Preact /settings/integrations
* Change background color on hover and focus
* Remove unused constructor
* Improve optimistic rendering
* Add display name
* Use loading indicator for optimistic rendering
* WIP test
* Add basic snapshot tests
In the main articles page CTA for signing in via Twitter or Github, previously, screen readers say "Twitter" and "GitHub." I added an `aria-label` attribute so that screen readers will say "Sign in with Twitter" and "Sign in with GitHub." Tested on Windows 7, in Chrome, using Chrome Vox extension, and works well!
* Add HTML variants for cta optimization and other nav bar adjustments
* Fix 1==1 non-random mistake
* Spruce up org call-to-action
* Change default text color
* Add html variant trial and success request specs
* Fix article sidebar caching issue
* One line adjustment
* Modify schema
* Add include ActionView::Helpers::TagHelper to user_tag_spec
* Modify follow_button to remove session context
* Dummy commit
* Change Edit Article to Edit Post
* Dummy commit
* Fix rubocop concerns
* Fix rubocop style
* Use timezone aware datetime methods
* Use timezone aware date parse for GitHub issue tag
* Introduce a bit of chaos programming using Zonebie
Zonebie uses a random timezone to run tests, it's a really good way to see if the code is timezone dependent or not.
* Convert GitHub issue date as UTC
