Better frameworks for organization-centric websites

[kmasiello]

Per previous conversations @cscheid -- Quarto websites are fantastic for individual websites, but features are lacking for group or organization websites. The Hugo Academic framework enabled a taxonomy across the site for aggregating publications by author in a seamless manner. Quarto Listings are a start to this but need some ability to flag authors on publication entries and then aggregate each respective authors' publications on their individual page within the site.

[cscheid]

Thanks for following up! We definitely want a solid academic group listing template for 1.2.

One of the things I'd like to do is collect examples of these pages so we can try to come up with a good one ourselves.

I'll start a list here (though it's definitely skewed towards my previous research life)

Academic group pages

• MIT Vis group: http://vis.mit.edu/
• UW Interactive Data Lab: https://idl.cs.washington.edu/papers
• CMU Data Interaction Group: https://dig.cmu.edu/publications
• http://faculty.washington.edu/masiello/publication/

[kmasiello]

The “other” Masiello site :) https://faculty.washington.edu/masiello/

[cscheid]

Is this the framework you're referring to? https://github.com/wowchemy/starter-hugo-academic

[kmasiello]

yes, that's the one.

[cscheid]

Ok, great! (The radio silence does not imply no activity in our part, just FYI. We're making changes in other places that will make this feature better. Just a lot of moving parts...)

[cderv]

Just to add that this other framework for Hugo https://github.com/hugo-apero/hugo-apero/ was build by @apreshill to offer an alternative to hugo-academic which became quite complex.

Sharing the reference as it could be another relevant examples for expected features.