Devon Rex (1.0.0)

After six years of development, Tabbycat finally turns 1.0, the milestone for when we think it's 'pretty good' and its features are 'probably enough to run a tournament'. Changes include:

🔨 Do you love assigning adjudicators to debates? You'll love it even more with our brand new adjudicator allocation page! With automatic saving, even richer conflict and diversity highlighting, and room liveness indicators (thanks Thevesh!), you'll never want to stop! But you really should, otherwise your tournament will run late. 🔔

📻 Old hacks rejoice! Following from home just got even easier with the new team and adjudicator record pages that debuted at Australs 2016. Or, if you're in the tournament, your page tells you where to go and what to do—the whole page is all about you. 😎

🌈 Numbers aren't everything, but they're a start: Our new diversity summary shows some basic figures on regions, gender, and average speaker and adjudicator scores. These aren't statistically rigorous, so interpret with care, but demographic composition's worth knowing about. 🚻

💨 If you thought Tabbycat was fast—actually, don't worry, we didn't either. But now it is! We've put in drastic performance improvements for the many large tables. This also reduces the cost of high-traffic Tabbycat sites, because they need fewer dynos. (Low-traffic sites still work on the free tier.) 💰

🍻 Tabbycat breaks again! This time even better: we've improved the framework that supports different break rules, like both of the AIDA-style institution caps, to allow for when it changes again

➡️ Other minor features and improvements are detailed in the changelog.