/2024.djangocon.us

🫐 The DjangoCon US 2024 conference website

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DjangoCon.us Conference Website

Installation

This project requires Node v20 or greater.

  1. Run npm install to install Node packages.

Building & Development

This project uses Liquid for templating (except dates, see below). As such, you may wish to install syntax highlighting for Liquid in your text editor.

Build and watch for local changes by running:

npm run serve

This opens a local server at http://localhost:8080/ and watches for changes to the source files.

Conference Phases

The conference can be in 3 separate phases, controlled under site.json:

  • landing: The conference site consists of a landing page.
  • active: The conference site is live and registration may occur.
  • archived: The conference is over.

This impacts the rendering of the homepage and display of content in various locations.

Reference:

  • src/index.html
  • src/_includes/home/

Date Formatting

Dates are formatted with date-fns, due to some wonkiness with Eleventy's date formatting. You can use the formatDateTime shortcode in your templates to format dates. Note, that this will take into consideration the timezone defined in site.json, under timezone. Example:

{{ post.data.published_datetime | formatDateTime: "MMMM d, yyyy" }}

Social Media Images

  1. Presenter images are created at /presenters/{{ slug }}/
  2. Session images are created at /{{ talks,tutorials }}/{{ slug }}/social/

Considerations when updating content

  1. When adding images, if they are below the "fold", consider adding a loading="lazy" attribute to the image tag.
  2. When adding images, consider adding an alt attribute to the image tag.
  3. Keep copy short and to the point. The site is most likely scanned, not read.
  4. Make sure to keep the styleguide up-to-date with any new components or styles.

Styleguide

The styleguide lives at /styleguide/ (respectively styleguide.html). The guide is built from content within src/_content/styleguide/. Each HTML page represents a section. Sections can be ordered with order. Each section can have a description.

When using code samples, be sure to use {% capture code %} to capture sample and pass it to the code-snippet.html include like so:

{% include "code-snippet.html", code:code, lang:'html' %}