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fosstr / website

The code for https://fosstr.org
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Version 0.2 #6

Open indieNik opened 9 years ago

indieNik commented 9 years ago

Uploaded and changed necessary files!

digen commented 9 years ago

Nikhil, I've gone ahead and simplied things a bit in my repo. i.e removed links which were not required, changed few things a bit.

screenshot 2015-03-18 16 01 43

I've not yet merged your PR neither the above . If all members can comment(suggestions, point out errors, etc) on the above, we will have more clarity going forward.

digen commented 9 years ago

FYI, the website displayed in the screenshot is currently not committed to the repo. After input from members will do the needful.

gsama commented 9 years ago

I think this is perfect. You can go ahead and put that up on the website.

indieNik commented 9 years ago

The "Know More" button is required? It currently redirects (when clicked) to foss-website when clicked! I think it should point to somewhere with "fosstr" details.

digen commented 9 years ago

@gsama Will wait for other members to comment. @indieNik A small write-up is needed for "Know-More". I will take that up. Till then, the "Know More" can disappear. In fact, even the FOSSTR block can disappear, and the content can be shifted to the left along with the logo.

hiteshd commented 9 years ago

Looks awesome!

SwAtm commented 9 years ago
  1. Should we say where we are on the home page or should that info go into 'Know more' link?
  2. On the home page- Meetup RSVP- Add date of next meetup - and rest of the details on RSVP link.
hiteshd commented 9 years ago

My vote for adding the location on the Home Page.

gsama commented 9 years ago

Location on the home page

digen commented 9 years ago

Location and details of meetup such as topic, date on the main page. Sounds good. I am going to modify and commit these changes. Will update here once updated on fosstr.org

hiteshd commented 9 years ago

How are you going to dynamically show the topic and date on the main page for upcoming events? Does that need an API in the RSVP app now?

digen commented 9 years ago

At this point, adding it manually. In the long run, yes an API.

hiteshd commented 9 years ago

Since we only have an index.html page in the website. It is rather correct to convert it into a Django app. And then use the website app and the rsvp app as one.

Since one is going to write dynamic code within the website page. It is more advisable to make the index.html into a view and have everything consistent

Long term thought

digen commented 9 years ago

@hiteshd +1 for long term. To begin with, the single page html document removes any barrier w.r.t technical know-how for a beginner member of fosstr when compared to a framework such as Django.

Hoping that we have more collaborators who are new to Python/Django, this single page document becomes easier to start somewhere. With a little more time perhaps gradually we can shift it to Django.