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# Active Context - ThrillWiki Django Project
# Active Context: Django Frontend Redesign with HTMX and Alpine.js
## Current Status: ✅ EXHAUSTIVE PROJECT REVIEW COMPLETED
## Current Task
Complete frontend overhaul of ThrillWiki Django project using HTMX and Alpine.js to create modern, beautiful, and highly functional templates that implement all model-related functionality.
### Recently Completed Task
**Task**: Conduct truly exhaustive full review of entire ThrillWiki codebase
**Status**: **COMPLETED**
**Date**: January 5, 2025
## Task Status
- **Phase**: Project Analysis (Starting)
- **Priority**: High
- **Deadline**: Not specified
- **Complexity**: High (Multi-phase project)
### Summary of Work Completed
Successfully conducted the most comprehensive analysis of the ThrillWiki project to date:
## Current Work Session
- **Started**: 2025-09-19T17:22:59.880Z
- **Focus**: Initial project analysis and memory bank setup
- **Next Steps**:
1. Analyze existing Django models and relationships
2. Review current HTMX/Alpine.js implementation
3. Research modern UI/UX patterns using context7
4. Create comprehensive redesign plan
1. **Complete Codebase Analysis** - Examined every Django app, model, view, form, template, and configuration file
2. **Entity Relationship Mapping** - Documented all relationships between Parks, Rides, Operators, Manufacturers, etc.
3. **Architecture Assessment** - Analyzed technical stack, patterns, and architectural decisions
4. **Security & Performance Review** - Evaluated security measures and performance considerations
5. **Technical Debt Analysis** - Identified strengths and areas for improvement
## Key Requirements
- Use ONLY context7 MCP server for research
- Maintain Django best practices and security
- Ensure backwards compatibility with existing views
- Prioritize functionality over visual design when trade-offs necessary
- All templates must be responsive and accessible
- Code must be maintainable and well-documented
### Key Results
- **CRITICAL MEMORY BANK DOCUMENT CREATED**: [`memory-bank/documentation/complete-project-review-2025-01-05.md`](memory-bank/documentation/complete-project-review-2025-01-05.md)
- ✅ Comprehensive analysis of all 18 Django apps and their functionality
- ✅ Complete entity relationship documentation with proper constraints
- ✅ Full template, static asset, and migration analysis
- ✅ Security, performance, and deployment architecture assessment
- ✅ Overall assessment: **EXCELLENT** - Production-ready application
## Project Constraints
- Must use existing Django models and relationships
- Follow .clinerules for development server and package management
- Implement proper entity relationships (Parks->Operators, Rides->Parks, etc.)
- Use UV for all Python package management
- Use `uv run manage.py` for all Django commands
### Files Analyzed
**Core Configuration**: manage.py, settings.py, urls.py, pyproject.toml, .clinerules
**Django Apps**: accounts, parks, rides, operators, property_owners, manufacturers, designers, media, reviews, moderation, location, analytics, search, history_tracking, email_service, core, avatars
**Templates**: All template directories and HTMX partials
**Static Assets**: CSS, JavaScript, and image files
**Database**: All migrations and schema analysis
**Tests**: E2E and unit test coverage
## Implementation Phases
1. **Project Analysis Phase** (Current)
2. **Research and Planning**
3. **Design System Creation**
4. **Template Implementation**
5. **Functionality Enhancement**
6. **Performance Optimization**
### Technical Assessment Summary
**Framework**: Django 5.0+ with PostgreSQL/PostGIS, HTMX, Tailwind CSS
**Architecture**: Modern Django patterns with comprehensive history tracking
**Security**: Robust authentication, authorization, and input validation
**Performance**: Proper indexing and query optimization
**Maintainability**: Excellent separation of concerns and modular structure
## Technical Stack
- **Backend**: Django
- **Frontend**: HTMX + Alpine.js
- **Styling**: Tailwind CSS (configured)
- **Package Manager**: UV
- **Development**: Hot reload with tailwind runserver
## Project Context
### Entity Migration Status
The project has successfully migrated from a single Company model to separate entity models:
- **Operators**: Companies that operate theme parks
- **PropertyOwners**: Companies that own park property
- **Manufacturers**: Companies that manufacture rides
- **Designers**: Companies/individuals that design rides
### Current Architecture
- **Framework**: Django 5.1.4 with HTMX and AlpineJS
- **Database**: PostgreSQL with proper entity relationships
- **Frontend**: Server-side rendering with HTMX for dynamic interactions
- **Styling**: Tailwind CSS with dark mode support
### Development Environment
- **Package Manager**: UV (strictly enforced)
- **Server Command**: `lsof -ti :8000 | xargs kill -9; find . -type d -name "__pycache__" -exec rm -r {} +; uv run manage.py tailwind runserver`
- **Management Commands**: Always use `uv run manage.py <command>`
## Next Steps
The autocomplete functionality is now fully operational. Future work may include:
- Additional search features
- Performance optimizations
- Enhanced user experience improvements
## Status: ✅ READY FOR NEW TASKS
All search suggestion 404 errors have been resolved. The project is in a stable state with fully functional autocomplete endpoints.
## Memory Bank Structure Needed
- `/frontend/` - Frontend redesign documentation
- `/models/` - Django model analysis
- `/templates/` - Template structure and patterns
- `/design-system/` - UI/UX design documentation
- `/research/` - context7 research findings

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# Reactivated Framework Evaluation - January 19, 2025
## Executive Summary
**Task**: Evaluate implementing silviogutierrez/reactivated for ThrillWiki Django project
**Status**: ⚠️ **HIGH IMPACT DECISION** - Major frontend architecture change
**Recommendation**: **PROCEED WITH CAUTION** - Significant benefits but major implementation effort
## What is Reactivated?
Reactivated is a **zero-configuration Django + React framework** that enables seamless integration between Django backends and React frontends without complex tooling setup.
### Key Characteristics
- **Library ID**: `/silviogutierrez/reactivated`
- **Trust Score**: 8.1/10
- **Code Snippets Available**: 62
- **GitHub Stars**: 742
- **License**: MIT
- **Author**: Silvio Gutierrez
## Core Features
### 1. **Zero Configuration Setup**
- No webpack configuration required
- No complex build tooling
- Built-in TypeScript support
- Automatic type generation from Django models/forms
### 2. **Server-Side Rendering (SSR)**
- React components render on server-side
- Full Django power with React templating
- SEO-friendly out of the box
### 3. **Type Safety Bridge**
- Automatic TypeScript type generation from Django
- `Pick` utility for selective model field serialization
- End-to-end type safety from Django models to React components
### 4. **Django Integration Patterns**
- `@template` decorator for full-page React components
- `@interface` decorator for JSON API endpoints
- Seamless Django form integration with React
- CSRF token handling
- Django context processors in React
## Current ThrillWiki Architecture vs Reactivated
### Current Stack (HTMX + AlpineJS + Tailwind)
```
Frontend: HTMX + AlpineJS + Tailwind CSS
Backend: Django (MVT Architecture)
Templates: Django Template System
State: Server-side sessions + AlpineJS client state
Interactivity: HTMX partial updates + AlpineJS behaviors
```
### Proposed Stack (Reactivated)
```
Frontend: React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS
Backend: Django + Reactivated JSX Backend
Templates: React Components (TSX)
State: Django + React state management
Interactivity: React components + Django forms
```
## Compatibility Analysis
### ✅ **Compatible Aspects**
1. **Django Backend**: Fully compatible with existing Django models, views, forms
2. **Tailwind CSS**: Can be integrated with Reactivated
3. **Authentication**: Works with Django auth system
4. **Database**: No changes needed to existing PostgreSQL setup
5. **UV Package Management**: Compatible with UV package manager
### ⚠️ **Migration Required**
1. **Templates**: All Django templates need conversion to React TSX components
2. **Frontend Logic**: HTMX/AlpineJS code needs rewriting in React
3. **Build System**: New Vite-based build system (replaces Tailwind standalone)
4. **Development Workflow**: New development patterns and tooling
### ❌ **Incompatible/Lost**
1. **HTMX Progressive Enhancement**: No longer server-driven partial updates
2. **AlpineJS Simplicity**: More complex React component model
3. **Template Inheritance**: Django template inheritance replaced with React composition
4. **Existing JavaScript**: Custom JS would need React refactoring
## Implementation Requirements
### 1. **Dependencies**
```bash
# Python package
uv add reactivated
# Node.js/npm required for build system
npm install # or equivalent
```
### 2. **Django Settings Changes**
```python
# Add JSX template backend
TEMPLATES = [
# Existing Django templates
{
"BACKEND": "django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates",
# ... existing config
},
# New Reactivated JSX backend
{
"BACKEND": "reactivated.backend.JSX",
"DIRS": [],
"APP_DIRS": True,
"OPTIONS": {
"context_processors": [
"django.contrib.messages.context_processors.messages",
"django.template.context_processors.csrf",
"django.template.context_processors.request",
"django.template.context_processors.static",
]
},
},
]
```
### 3. **Project Structure Changes**
```
thrillwiki_django_no_react/
├── client/ # NEW: React components
│ ├── index.tsx # Client entry point
│ ├── components/ # Reusable React components
│ └── templates/ # Page-level React templates
├── server/ # Renamed from existing structure
│ ├── parks/
│ │ ├── templates.py # NEW: Template definitions
│ │ └── views.py # Modified for Reactivated
│ └── ...
├── package.json # NEW: Node.js dependencies
├── tsconfig.json # NEW: TypeScript configuration
└── ...
```
### 4. **Template Migration Example**
**Current Django Template** (`templates/parks/park_detail.html`):
```django
{% extends 'base/base.html' %}
{% block content %}
<div class="park-detail">
<h1>{{ park.name }}</h1>
<p>{{ park.description }}</p>
<!-- HTMX interactions -->
</div>
{% endblock %}
```
**New Reactivated Template** (`client/templates/ParkDetail.tsx`):
```typescript
import { templates } from "@reactivated";
import { Layout } from "@client/components/Layout";
export const Template = (props: templates.ParkDetail) => (
<Layout title={props.park.name}>
<div className="park-detail">
<h1>{props.park.name}</h1>
<p>{props.park.description}</p>
{/* React interactions */}
</div>
</Layout>
);
```
## Benefits Analysis
### ✅ **Major Benefits**
1. **Type Safety**: End-to-end TypeScript from Django to React
2. **Modern Frontend**: Full React ecosystem access
3. **Developer Experience**: Better tooling, debugging, component reuse
4. **SEO**: Server-side rendering maintains SEO benefits
5. **Performance**: Potential performance improvements with React optimization
6. **Ecosystem**: Access to entire React/npm ecosystem
7. **Maintainability**: Better separation of concerns, component architecture
### ✅ **Technical Advantages**
1. **Form Handling**: Type-safe Django form integration
2. **URL Routing**: Type-safe `reverse()` function
3. **Model Serialization**: Selective field picking with `Pick<Model, Fields>`
4. **CSRF Protection**: Built-in CSRF handling
5. **Context Access**: Django context processors in React
6. **AJAX Support**: Built-in patterns for SPA-like behavior
## Challenges & Risks
### ⚠️ **Implementation Challenges**
1. **Learning Curve**: Team needs React/TypeScript knowledge
2. **Migration Effort**: All 100+ templates need conversion
3. **Testing Updates**: Frontend tests need complete rewrite
4. **Build Complexity**: More complex build system than current setup
5. **Bundle Size**: Larger JavaScript bundles vs minimal HTMX
### ⚠️ **Technical Risks**
1. **Framework Maturity**: Reactivated is less mature than HTMX/AlpineJS
2. **Community Size**: Smaller community (742 stars vs HTMX's popularity)
3. **Lock-in**: Harder to migrate away from than current stack
4. **Build Dependencies**: Node.js dependency for builds
5. **Debugging**: More complex debugging than server-rendered templates
### ⚠️ **Project-Specific Concerns**
1. **Current Momentum**: Working HTMX system with good DX
2. **Team Expertise**: Current team familiar with HTMX/AlpineJS
3. **Time Investment**: Significant development time required
4. **Testing Debt**: All E2E tests would need updates
5. **Deployment Changes**: New build steps in deployment pipeline
## Migration Strategy (If Proceeding)
### Phase 1: Setup & Proof of Concept (2-3 weeks)
1. Install Reactivated in development environment
2. Convert 1-2 simple templates (home page, park list)
3. Setup TypeScript configuration
4. Verify build system integration with UV
### Phase 2: Core Template Migration (8-12 weeks)
1. Convert park detail templates
2. Convert ride detail templates
3. Convert search functionality
4. Convert authentication templates
5. Update form handling patterns
### Phase 3: Advanced Features (4-6 weeks)
1. Convert moderation interface
2. Convert admin customizations
3. Update photo management
4. Convert advanced search features
### Phase 4: Testing & Optimization (4-6 weeks)
1. Update all E2E tests
2. Performance optimization
3. Bundle size optimization
4. SEO verification
**Total Estimated Time**: 18-27 weeks (4.5-6.5 months)
## Recommendation
### ⚠️ **PROCEED WITH CAUTION**
**Rationale:**
- **High Technical Merit**: Reactivated offers genuine architectural improvements
- **Future-Proofing**: Positions project for modern frontend development
- **Type Safety**: Significant DX and maintenance benefits
- **BUT: High Implementation Cost**: 4.5-6.5 months is substantial investment
### **Decision Factors**
**PROCEED IF:**
- Team has React/TypeScript expertise or can acquire it
- Project timeline allows 4.5-6.5 month migration
- Long-term maintainability is prioritized over short-term velocity
- Modern frontend architecture is a strategic goal
**DELAY IF:**
- Team lacks React expertise and can't train quickly
- Project has tight delivery deadlines
- Current HTMX/AlpineJS system meets all needs
- Resource constraints prevent 4.5-6.5 month investment
### **Alternative Approaches**
1. **Gradual Migration**: Start with new features in Reactivated, migrate existing gradually
2. **Hybrid Approach**: Keep HTMX for simple pages, use Reactivated for complex interfaces
3. **Future Planning**: Continue with HTMX now, plan Reactivated for next major version
## Conclusion
Reactivated represents a **significant architectural upgrade** with genuine benefits for type safety, maintainability, and developer experience. However, it requires a **substantial migration effort** that must be weighed against current project priorities and team capabilities.
The decision should align with **long-term architectural goals** rather than short-term convenience. If the team is committed to modern frontend development and has the resources for a 4.5-6.5 month migration, Reactivated offers compelling advantages over the current HTMX/AlpineJS stack.
---
**Next Steps:**
1. Team discussion on strategic priorities
2. Resource allocation assessment
3. Technical skill gap analysis
4. Decision on migration timeline and approach

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# Reactivated Implementation Analysis & Plan - January 19, 2025
## Current Project Analysis Completed
### Project Structure Overview
- **Framework**: Django 5.0+ with comprehensive theme park management system
- **Package Management**: UV (confirmed in .clinerules)
- **Frontend Stack**: HTMX + AlpineJS + Tailwind CSS (to be replaced)
- **Database**: PostGIS (GeoDjango enabled)
- **Authentication**: Django Allauth with Google/Discord OAuth
### Django Apps Identified
```
Core Apps:
- accounts (custom user model)
- parks (main entity)
- rides (park rides)
- operators (park operators)
- property_owners (park ownership)
- manufacturers (ride manufacturers)
- designers (ride designers)
- reviews (user reviews)
- media (photo management)
- moderation (content moderation)
- search (search functionality)
- analytics (page view tracking)
- location (geographic data)
- history_tracking (audit trails)
```
### Key Dependencies Analysis
```python
# Current Dependencies (UV-managed)
Django = "^5.0"
django-htmx = "^1.17.2" # TO BE REPLACED
django-tailwind-cli = "^2.21.1" # COMPATIBLE
django-allauth = "^0.60.1" # COMPATIBLE
django-pghistory = "^3.5.2" # COMPATIBLE
psycopg2-binary = "^2.9.9" # COMPATIBLE
django-cleanup = "^8.0.0" # COMPATIBLE
whitenoise = "^6.6.0" # COMPATIBLE
```
### Template Structure Assessment
```
Current Templates (~100+ files):
- templates/base/base.html (main layout)
- templates/parks/*.html (park views)
- templates/rides/*.html (ride views)
- templates/accounts/*.html (auth views)
- templates/moderation/*.html (admin views)
- templates/*/partials/*.html (HTMX partials)
```
## Implementation Strategy Decision
### Phase 1: Foundation Setup (Week 1)
1. **Install reactivated package via UV**
2. **Configure Django settings for dual template backends**
3. **Create client/ directory structure**
4. **Setup TypeScript configuration**
5. **Create base React components**
### Phase 2: Core Entity Templates (Weeks 2-4)
1. **Convert home.html to React**
2. **Convert park list/detail templates**
3. **Convert ride list/detail templates**
4. **Create type-safe Django model interfaces**
### Phase 3: Authentication & Advanced Features (Weeks 5-6)
1. **Convert authentication templates**
2. **Convert search functionality**
3. **Convert moderation interface**
4. **Implement AJAX endpoints with @interface decorator**
### Phase 4: Testing & Optimization (Week 7)
1. **Update test suite for React components**
2. **Performance optimization**
3. **Bundle size optimization**
4. **Production deployment validation**
## Technical Decisions
### 1. Dual Template Backend Strategy
**Decision**: Keep both Django and JSX template backends during transition
**Rationale**: Allows gradual migration without breaking existing functionality
```python
TEMPLATES = [
{
"BACKEND": "django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates",
# ... existing config
},
{
"BACKEND": "reactivated.backend.JSX",
"DIRS": [],
"APP_DIRS": True,
"OPTIONS": {
"context_processors": [
"django.contrib.messages.context_processors.messages",
"django.template.context_processors.csrf",
"django.template.context_processors.request",
"django.template.context_processors.static",
]
},
},
]
```
### 2. Project Structure
**Decision**: Create client/ directory at project root
**Rationale**: Follows reactivated best practices
```
thrillwiki_django_no_react/
├── client/ # NEW: React components
│ ├── index.tsx # Client entry point
│ ├── components/ # Reusable components
│ │ ├── Layout.tsx
│ │ ├── forms/
│ │ └── ui/
│ ├── templates/ # Page templates
│ │ ├── HomePage.tsx
│ │ ├── parks/
│ │ ├── rides/
│ │ └── accounts/
│ └── types/ # TypeScript definitions
├── package.json # NEW: Node.js dependencies
├── tsconfig.json # NEW: TypeScript config
└── ... existing Django structure
```
### 3. Type Safety Strategy
**Decision**: Use reactivated's Pick utility for selective model serialization
**Rationale**: Provides type safety while controlling data transfer
```python
from reactivated import Pick, template
from typing import Literal
# Example: Park detail template
ParkPick = Pick[Park, Literal[
"id", "name", "slug", "description", "status",
"opening_date", "website", "operator.name",
"location.latitude", "location.longitude"
]]
@template
class ParkDetail(NamedTuple):
park: ParkPick
rides_count: int
photos: List[Photo]
```
### 4. CSS/Styling Strategy
**Decision**: Maintain Tailwind CSS within React components
**Rationale**: Existing Tailwind setup is working well, no need to change
### 5. HTMX Migration Strategy
**Decision**: Replace HTMX partial updates with React state management
**Rationale**: React provides better state management and component reusability
## Entity Relationship Compliance
All implementations will follow the established .clinerules entity relationships:
- Parks → Operators (required)
- Parks → PropertyOwners (optional)
- Rides → Parks (required)
- Rides → Manufacturers/Designers (optional)
## Next Steps
1. Begin Phase 1 implementation
2. Install reactivated package using UV
3. Configure Django settings
4. Create basic React infrastructure
---
**Decision Date**: 2025-01-19
**Status**: Implementation Plan Approved
**Estimated Timeline**: 7 weeks total

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# Product Context
# Product Context: ThrillWiki Django Project
## Overview
ThrillWiki is a comprehensive platform for theme park enthusiasts to discover parks, share experiences, and access verified information through a moderated knowledge base.
## Project Overview
ThrillWiki is a Django-based web application for managing and exploring theme park information, including parks, rides, operators, manufacturers, and related entities. The project currently uses HTMX and Alpine.js for frontend interactivity.
## User Types and Needs
## Core Domain Models
Based on project structure analysis:
### Park Enthusiasts
- **Problem**: Difficulty finding accurate, comprehensive theme park information
- **Solution**: Centralized, moderated platform with verified park/ride data
- **Key Features**: Park discovery, ride details, location services
### Primary Entities
- **Parks**: Theme parks with operators and optional property owners
- **Rides**: Attractions within parks, with manufacturers and designers
- **Operators**: Companies that operate theme parks
- **Property Owners**: Companies that own park property (optional)
- **Manufacturers**: Companies that manufacture rides
- **Designers**: Companies/individuals that design rides
### Reviewers
- **Problem**: No dedicated platform for sharing detailed ride experiences
- **Solution**: Structured review system with rich media support
- **Key Features**: Media uploads, rating system, review workflow
### Supporting Entities
- **Accounts**: User management and authentication
- **Reviews**: User reviews and ratings
- **Media**: Photo and media management
- **Location**: Geographic data and mapping
- **Search**: Search functionality across entities
- **Moderation**: Content moderation system
- **Analytics**: Usage tracking and analytics
- **History**: Change tracking and versioning
### Park Operators
- **Problem**: Limited channels for authentic presence and information
- **Solution**: Verified company profiles and official park information
- **Key Features**: Company verification, official updates, park management
## Current Technology Stack
- **Framework**: Django (Python)
- **Frontend**: HTMX + Alpine.js
- **Styling**: Tailwind CSS
- **Database**: Not specified (likely PostgreSQL based on GIS features)
- **Package Management**: UV (Python)
- **Static Files**: Django staticfiles
- **Authentication**: Django accounts + custom accounts app
## Core Workflows
## Entity Relationships (from .clinerules)
- Parks MUST have an Operator (required)
- Parks MAY have a PropertyOwner (optional, usually same as Operator)
- Rides MUST belong to a Park (required)
- Rides MAY have a Manufacturer (optional)
- Rides MAY have a Designer (optional)
- No direct Company entity references allowed
1. Park Discovery & Information
- Geographic search and browsing
- Detailed park profiles
- Operating hours and details
## Current Frontend State
- Uses HTMX for dynamic content loading
- Alpine.js for client-side interactivity
- Tailwind CSS for styling
- Template structure organized by Django apps
- Partial templates for HTMX responses
- Photo gallery and map functionality
- Search and filtering capabilities
2. Ride Management
- Comprehensive ride database
- Technical specifications
- Historical information
- Designer attribution
## Key Features Identified
- Park and ride management
- User authentication and profiles
- Photo upload and management
- Geographic location handling
- Search and filtering
- Content moderation
- Review system
- Responsive design (existing)
3. Review System
- User-generated content
- Media integration
- Rating framework
- Moderation workflow
## Business Logic
- Theme park enthusiast community
- User-generated content with moderation
- Geographic-based park discovery
- Ride tracking and reviews
- Photo sharing and galleries
- Community-driven content creation
4. Content Moderation
- Submission review
- Quality control
- Content verification
- User management
## Current Template Structure
```
templates/
├── base/base.html (main layout)
├── home.html (homepage)
├── account/ (authentication)
├── accounts/ (user profiles)
├── designers/ (designer pages)
├── manufacturers/ (manufacturer pages)
├── operators/ (operator pages)
├── property_owners/ (property owner pages)
├── parks/ (park management)
├── rides/ (ride management)
├── moderation/ (admin moderation)
├── media/ (photo management)
├── location/ (geographic widgets)
└── search/ (search functionality)
```
5. Location Services
- Geographic search
- Proximity features
- Regional categorization
## Static Assets
```
static/
├── js/ (Alpine.js, HTMX, custom scripts)
├── css/ (Tailwind CSS)
└── images/placeholders/ (default images)
```
## Strategic Direction
## Identified Apps
- accounts (user management)
- analytics (tracking)
- core (main app)
- designers (ride designers)
- email_service (notifications)
- history (change tracking)
- history_tracking (versioning)
- location (geographic data)
- manufacturers (ride manufacturers)
- media (photo/file management)
- moderation (content moderation)
- operators (park operators)
- parks (theme parks)
- property_owners (property ownership)
- reviews (user reviews)
- rides (park attractions)
- search (search functionality)
### Current Focus
1. Content Quality
- Robust moderation
- Information verification
- Rich media support
2. User Trust
- Review authenticity
- Company verification
- Expert contributions
3. Data Completeness
- Park coverage
- Ride information
- Historical records
### Future Roadmap
1. Community Features
- Enhanced profiles
- Contribution recognition
- Expert designation
2. Analytics
- Usage patterns
- Quality metrics
- Engagement tracking
3. Media
- Image improvements
- Video support
- Virtual tours
## Development Environment
- Uses UV for package management
- Tailwind CSS with hot reload
- Development server: `uv run manage.py tailwind runserver`
- Testing framework available
- E2E tests configured