See www.python-summit.ch

• This project is made with Lektor. Lektor is a static content management and pages can be easy written in Markdown
• The design uses Spectre as its base. Spectre is a lightweight CSS framework with a lot of components you can use.

• Clone the repository or open in GitHub Codespace
• Create a venv* and activate it
• nstall requirements with make install
• Run Lektor server with make serve for live preview of the website (on port 5000)

* Note: For some reason, lektor works only if installed in a virtual environment

• To treat *.lr Lector files as Markdown in vscode, add these settings

      "files.associations": {
        "*.lr": "markdown"
    }

Please follow these rules to keep the repo clean:

• Name branches with prefix spsYY- e.g. sps24-open-cfp
• Do so also for the pull request
• You can see a preview for reviews in a pull requests:

• The main branch is automatically live deployed with Netlify, so be careful what you push here!
• The build.sh is executed in the Netlify build process

• Go to http://localhost:5000/admin/root:recordings/edit
• Click "Add Page"
• Choose the "Recording" model
• Set the "Title" field to the talk title
• Click "Add Child Page"
• Fill in the data and save
• Click "Add Attachment"
• Upload PDF file with slides
• Click on the attachment in the left navigation
• Change the attachment type to "Slides"

Note: The playlist URLs are stored in databags/playlists.json.

• See Scripts in scripts/recordings
• These scripts will provide you with the folder structure.
• Thinks to do manually:
  • Add the youtube urls in the contents.lr files (per talk)
  • Add the playlist URLs in databags/playlists.json
  • Add the slides pdf and give it the same filename as the <name>.pdf.lr provided