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Home Page: https://codelanka.github.io/devfest_2016/.

License: MIT License

JavaScript 21.98% HTML 9.39% CSS 68.63%

devfest_2016's Introduction

DevFest 2016

This year, the sessions are aimed at both emerging and evolving technologies related to mobile applications development. You will be able to hear from the best developers who work with industry leaders. All our speakers are hand-picked for their expertise in their relevant fields.

As usual, you will be able to interact with the speakers and get the best out of the time. As all of them encourage questions about their topics, if you are interested or if the question is in the relevant field of development, please bring your questions before-hand. We are sure they will clear your doubts if there is adequate time during the session. If not, most of our speakers will stay along the entire session time. So, you can go meet them in-person for more questions.

Be ready for some novel experiences as GDG Sri Lanka will be bringing you an interesting DevFest keeping with the tradition of gradually improving each year.

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Formatting needed in content

The following skills are pre-requisites for the codelabs;

For Firebase for Analytics:
- Basic Android development knowledge, Java Knowledge
For TTS:
- Basic programming knowledge

Create a readme file

there is no readme file, i think creating a readme file would be #helpful to others

Layout Issues, Confusing CSS Bracketing

At the risk of offending a group of developers I've never met, I'm going to pass along some observations that I'm hoping will help you with this site. I'm not trying to correct you, I'm only trying to pass along advice that is based on my own experience building web sites in the hopes that it will make the work you do easier overall.

I suggest you try to clearly organize your css, separating styles which will be applied globally from those which will be applied differently based on media queries. I would also strongly advise you to adopt a CSS pre-processor, like SASS or LESS.

There are also issues at the moment with the CSS itself since it is unclear what is meant to be encapsulated in which media queries and also the number of opening curly braces doesn't match the number of closing curly braces. When I was trying to work on the code this made it so I was uncertain whether a change I was trying to apply should have been within a particular media query or not.

I would also suggest that you consider simplifying your site. At the moment there are a lot of animations and features which are only going to make things more difficult to maintain. The number of nested elements is probably a lot higher than it needs to be and those elements in turn have more css classes applied to them than they may need. The difficulty you encounter with the maintenance of this code will likely lead to bugs which show up and negatively affect user experience. I would suggest that you insure that your content displays clearly at every screen size you're trying to target before adding animations and the like.

Again, this is only my advice based on my own experience. I hope it proves to be of some use to you.

Too much white space

Contents overlaps

Child div content overflowing from parent divs

There are a number of instances where parent divs aren't given a specific height but then some of the child divs are given specific heights and others are not and this ends up resulting in the child content in the parent divs overflowing the parents and then having content from different parent divs overlapping.

This may not be immediately apparent, but it becomes more apparent when you start to view the site at mobile dimensions.