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ZuriHac 2017 website

You need nodejs and yarn to run the website locally. If you have nix installed you can use nix-shell to switch into a shell with yarn available. To start the server locally, use:

$ yarn install
$ yarn run start

A browser should automatically open once the server is running.

Files of interest

src/page.js: The main structure of the page.
src/sections.js: Most (text-only) sections are here.
src/projects.js: List of projects (shown in the Workshops section).
src/schedule.js:
src/speakers.js:

Sections

You can add new sections to the src/sections.js file, then import them in the src/page.js file and place them somewhere on the page.

Projects

Add new projects to the list at the top of the src/projects.js file. No further changes are needed. Provide an approximate difficulty (or difficulty range) so that participants can judge which projects are suitable for them.

Schedule

You can add instantenous events (which start at a fixed time, DPoint) or events which last a certain duration (DRange).

Speakers

Add new speakers to the src/speakers.js file. Place the image into the static/ folder and import it in the src/speakers.js file (using require(...)).. If available, set GitHub and Twitter usernames.

Try to provide a short description of the person, in third-person tense.

Deployment

The master branch is automatically deployed after each push (using Google Cloud Container Builder, see the deploy.yaml file in the root of the repository).

Manual deployment is possible if you have access to the gs://zurihac.info Google Storage bucket. Use the script/deploy shell script.

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