ccfddl/ccf-deadlines

This system is a conference deadline tracking platform for computer science venues, providing web, CLI, and browser extension interfaces to monitor submission dates and acceptance rates. It features a Rust-based frontend with a Cloudflare Worker backend for user authentication, favorites management, and email reminders. The platform aggregates historical data for major HCI conferences and supports batch calendar subscriptions and localized notifications.

The system now includes historical acceptance rate data for five major HCI conferences: CHI (2022–2026), CSCW (2018), CSCWD (2023), UbiComp (2016), and UIST (2022–2024). This new data allows users to see the selectivity of these venues based on submitted versus accepted paper counts.

_accept\rates/HI · high confidence

The \extensions/cli/ccfddl\ directory now contains a new command-line tool that fetches conference deadline data from a remote YAML source and displays upcoming submission deadlines. Users can filter results by conference, subcategory, and CCF rank, and view the output as a formatted table or JSON. The tool also supports generating iCal and RSS feeds, correctly handling timezones including US Pacific Time with daylight saving time adjustments.

extensions/cli/ccfddl · high confidence

The CCFDDL platform now uses a new Cloudflare Worker (ccfddl-api) backed by a Cloudflare D1 database to handle core user features. Users can sign in via GitHub OAuth to manage per-edition conference favorites, which can be batch-subscribed to a personal calendar feed. A public message wall allows signed-in users to post, reply, and like messages with strict anti-spam limits. Additionally, users can opt in to receive localized (English/Chinese) email deadline reminders for their starred conferences, scheduled based on their local time zone.

worker · high confidence

The CLI extension now includes a new Python module (models.py) that defines dataclasses for conference data, including Rank, Timeline, ConferenceYear, Conference, and Category. This module provides serialization/deserialization methods and a predefined list of computer science categories, enabling the CLI to parse and structure conference deadline information in Python.

python · high confidence

Users can now subscribe to multiple starred conferences at once via a new batch subscription modal that generates a single iCal link for selected editions, and an opt-in email reminder system that sends combined deadline notifications (7 and 1 day prior) to a verified GitHub email in the user's selected timezone and language.

src/components · high confidence

The CCF DDL Tracker Chrome extension has been updated to version 2.0, migrating to Manifest V3 and introducing a redesigned, more compact popup interface. Key changes include a bilingual UI (Chinese/English), new display settings for time format (12/24-hour) and date order, and an improved import flow from CCFDDL with a floating conference picker. The extension now uses a service worker for background tasks, maintains local-only storage, and features a refreshed icon and badge showing days remaining for the nearest deadline.

extensions/chrome · high confidence

The application has been rewritten using Rust and the Leptos framework, replacing the previous Vue-based entry point (index.html). This change introduces a comprehensive CSS variable system for theming (colors, spacing, typography) and updates the visual design, including a new initial loading state and refined GitHub authentication button styles.

public · high confidence

The site now uses a new data-loading pipeline that splits conference and acceptance-rate data into smaller, targeted JSON files (initial.json, history archives, and acceptance buckets) to reduce initial download sizes and improve load performance. The build script (build\_data.py) generates these split files alongside the original full JSON/YAML outputs, and the frontend loads specific groups on demand (e.g., acceptance history by conference title) with fallback to the full files if split files are missing. This change also introduces a YAML validation schema and pre-commit hook to enforce conference data structure, and adds browser and unit tests to verify the new loading behavior and data integrity.

scripts · high confidence

The application has been rewritten from a Vue.js stack to Rust using the Leptos framework, replacing the previous build tooling (babel.config.js) with a Trunk-based pipeline. This change introduces a persistent initial loading screen that remains visible while stylesheets and modules download, with a retry button and automatic recovery for stalled loads. Additionally, a pre-commit hook is now enforced to validate conference YAML files using PyYAML and jsonschema, ensuring data integrity before commits.

(repo-wide) · high confidence

The frontend implementation has been completely rewritten, replacing the previous Vue.js stack (src/App.vue, src/main.js) with a Rust application using the Leptos framework (src/lib.rs, src/main.rs). This migration changes the underlying technology used to render the user interface, including the removal of the Vue-specific mounting logic and the introduction of a Leptos-based component structure.

src · high confidence

The project has been rewritten from a Vue.js 2 frontend to a Rust-based application using the Leptos framework, replacing the previous \package.json\ and \yarn.lock\ with \Cargo.toml\ and \Cargo.lock\. This change introduces a new Rust dependency set including Leptos 0.8.8, Thaw, and various WebAssembly bindings. Additionally, new dependency manifests are added for a Python CLI tool (\extensions/cli/pyproject.toml\, \requirements.txt\) using packages like \tabulate\ and \pyyaml\, and a Cloudflare Worker API (\worker/package.json\, \worker/package-lock.json\) using Wrangler 4.0.0.

(dependencies) · high confidence

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• CAI 66 → 54 (-12.1)
• Rubric changed (rubric-2026.09.8 → rubric-2026.09.17) — scores are not directly comparable.

• Code Health 83 → 37 (-46.4)
• Architecture 100 → 100 (+0.0)
• Maturity 73 → 77 (+4.1)
• Readiness 57 → 56 (-0.4)
• Security 73 → 90 (+16.5)
• Accessibility 71 → 70 (-0.4)
• Performance 100 (new)

• ConferenceTest.test_conference_yaml_schema (cognitive 22) (scripts/validate.py)
• Documentation: no installation or build instructions (README.md)
• Documentation: no usage examples (README.md)
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• Off-boarding risk: anonymized user #1
• Workflow token permissions not restricted

• Duplicated block (12 lines × 2) (src/components/message_wall.rs)
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• …and 36 more

• 300 commits — 292 feature/other, 8 fixes

• conference/SE — 40 commits
• conference/AI — 37 commits
• conference/SC — 34 commits
• conference/CG — 22 commits
• accept_rates/SC — 21 commits
• conference/DS — 21 commits
• conference/CT — 20 commits
• accept_rates/CT — 19 commits
• accept_rates/AI — 18 commits
• conference/DB — 15 commits
• accept_rates/SE — 9 commits
• conference/NW — 9 commits
• public/styles.css — 8 commits
• src/components — 8 commits
• accept_rates/DB — 7 commits
• (root) — 3 commits
• accept_rates/DS — 2 commits
• .github/workflows — 1 commit
• accept_rates/HI — 1 commit
• accept_rates/MX — 1 commit

• fix: Add RTAS historical regular paper deadlines and fix AM/PM errors (#2250)
• fix: Add VLDB 2021-2022 research statistics and fix 2024 rate arithmetic (#1838)
• fix: Fix ASP-DAC 2024 regular deadline and add 2021–2023 submissions (#2243)
• fix: Fix ASPLOS 2021–2024 regular abstract and submission deadlines (#2242)
• fix: Fix CVPR 2025 numeric acceptance rate and cite official program chairs (#1824)
• fix: Fix FPGA 2023–2024 deadline zones and add historical submissions (#2245)
• fix: Fix GitHub OAuth compatibility and refine favorites timeline (#2293)
• fix: Fix mobile header underline and account layout (#2459)
• change: Add 3DV historical regular registrations and submissions (#2430)
• change: Add ACML 2021, 2022 and 2025 conference-track acceptance rates (#1841)
• change: Add ACNS 2021-2026 full-paper acceptance rates from official proceedings (#1846)
• change: Add ADMA 2022 regular paper deadline (#2211)
• change: Add ALT 2021-2025 acceptance rates from program chairs' prefaces (#1894)
• change: Add APLAS 2021-2025 acceptance rates from official proceedings (#1849)
• change: Add ASE 2021 and pair 2022 regular abstract/full deadline (#2371)
• change: Add ASIACRYPT 2021-2025 acceptance statistics from official proceedings (#1843)
• change: Add ASIACRYPT 2022 and correct 2025 noon submission cutoff (#2326)
• change: Add ATVA 2021-2025 peer-reviewed paper acceptance rates (#1850)
• change: Add CAiSE 2022-2026 main-conference acceptance statistics (#1851)
• change: Add CCC 2021-2026 acceptance rates from official prefaces (#1891)
• …and 280 more

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