Show state(geographical) based latest activities as dashboard in the homepage #13

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opened 2026-01-29 19:34:15 +00:00 by aniram · 1 comment

aniram commented

2026-01-29 19:34:15 +00:00

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When hitting the homepage the visitor should see the newest projects and the latest polls from the most populous states, they can then search for their own state and see its data. The state they chose as their 'home' will be saved in the local storage so that in their next visit the homepage can be populated with that data. Maybe, in order to make it quick, the information to be displayed could be fetched and saved to the database in advance, for example the DB could have already saved the latest 5 polls and 5 projects for each state and send this information to the visitor of the homepage, the frontend would then check the local storage for the state and filter the data.

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2026-01-29 19:34:15 +00:00

aniram changed title from ~~On the homepage of non-logged users show activities for each state~~ to Show state based latest activities as dashboard on the homepage

2026-01-29 19:37:26 +00:00

aniram changed title from ~~Show state based latest activities as dashboard on the homepage~~ to Show state(geographical) based latest activities as dashboard on the homepage

2026-01-29 19:46:22 +00:00

aniram changed title from ~~Show state(geographical) based latest activities as dashboard on the homepage~~ to Show state(geographical) based latest activities as dashboard in the homepage

2026-01-29 19:46:33 +00:00

aniram commented

2026-02-14 13:55:10 +00:00

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@aniram wrote in #13 (comment):

When hitting the homepage the visitor should see the newest projects and the latest polls from the most populous states, they can then search for their own state and see its data. The state they chose as their 'home' will be saved in the local storage so that in their next visit the homepage can be populated with that data. Maybe, in order to make it quick, the information to be displayed could be fetched and saved to the database in advance, for example the DB could have already saved the latest 5 polls and 5 projects for each state and send this information to the visitor of the homepage, the frontend would then check the local storage for the state and filter the data.

Instead of saving the latest 5 polls and 5 projects of each most populous state to the DB, I could use Redis or some sort of in-memory cache to make it quick.

@aniram wrote in https://git.marinabsa.com/aniram/cidadon/issues/13#issue-13: > When hitting the homepage the visitor should see the newest projects and the latest polls from the most populous states, they can then search for their own state and see its data. The state they chose as their 'home' will be saved in the local storage so that in their next visit the homepage can be populated with that data. Maybe, in order to make it quick, the information to be displayed could be fetched and saved to the database in advance, for example the DB could have already saved the latest 5 polls and 5 projects for each state and send this information to the visitor of the homepage, the frontend would then check the local storage for the state and filter the data. Instead of saving the latest 5 polls and 5 projects of each most populous state to the DB, I could use Redis or some sort of in-memory cache to make it quick.

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