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Implementation of the cufp.org website.
Home Page: http://cufp.org
Not sure this is worth it. Current blog posts are all short announcements.
If we do add them, update RSS feed generator so that comments
field is also defined. This should point to the anchor of the comments within a post's page.
Right now the content of an RSS feed includes site root-relative links. This should be converted to include http://cufp.org/
.
In 2009, there are Welcome and Discussion sessions, which are currently defined as talks. That puts them in the same style as the main talks, but they really should be considered as a separate session type, e.g. general or some other catch-all term.
Also, industrial receptions should be included in the calendars and should be highlighted differently, so we need reception.
This link was included as part of our CFP; it should redirect to http://cufp.org/2014/call-for-presentations.html
Delete Drupal module once we're confident it's no longer needed.
Some conference pages' banner image is too light, so the white font doesn't contrast well enough. Find darker pictures to address this.
I was expecting http://cufp.org/2017/index.html and http://cufp.org/2017/ display same content, but http://cufp.org/2017/ does not have "call for tutorials" on the right side of the page.
The industrial reception was always terribly difficult to find out about in past years. Is it happening this year? Add an event for it, create new event type (as requested in #8), and style appropriately.
For some reason, the Speaker(s) column:
Conference main pages should depend on all event files within their respective year. Technically this is only true when the schedule table is inserted, but that's basically always.
The ICFP program uses a simple file format to describe a schedule; they have some python (heh.) scripts to render them into HTML and LaTeX.
Here's the program description for this year:
Event: Commercial Users of Functional Programming, Talks
Short: CUFP Talks
Date: Sep 6, 2014
Session: Opening remarks and keynote
Start: 09:00
Talk: Making Money From FP
Start: 09:05
Author: Joe Armstrong
Affiliation: Ericsson and Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm
Session: Coffee break
Start: 10:00
Session: In situ
Start: 10:30
Talk: Functional Programming at Verizon OnCue
Start: 10:30
Author: Timothy Perrett
Affiliation: Verizon
Talk: Adopting Functional Programming with OCaml at Bloomberg LP
Start: 10:55
Author: Maxime Ransan
Affiliation: Bloomberg LP
Session: Break
Start: 11:20
Session: Distributed systems
Start: 11:40
Talk: MBrace: large-scale programming in F#
Start: 11:40
Author: Eirik Tsarpalis
Affiliation: Nessos
Talk: Probabilistic Synchronization of State Between Independent Nodes
Start: 12:05
Author: Erlend Hamberg
Session: Lunch
Start: 12:30
Session: Data and knowledge
Start: 14:00
Talk: Towards "annex", a Fact Based Dependency System
Start: 14:00
Author: Mark Hibberd
Affiliation: NICTA / Ambiata
Talk: Building data and time-series analytics tools for F#
Start: 14:25
Author: Tomas Petricek
Author: Howard Mansell
Session: Break
Start: 14:50
Session: Functional programming in space!
Start: 15:10
Talk: Haskell in the Misson Control Domain
Start: 15:10
Author: Michael Oswald
Talk: Haskell tools for satellite operations
Start: 15:35
Author: Björn Buckwalter
Affiliation: Verizon
Session: Tea break
Start: 16:00
Session: Potpourri
Start: 16:30
Talk: F# For Fun and Games
Start: 16:30
Author: Anthony Brown
Talk: Some usages of functional programming for FO and quants
Start: 16:50
Author: Renaud Bechade
Talk: Reactive I/O with Scala, Akka, and Play
Start: 17:10
Author: Kenneth Owens
Affiliation: Comcast
Talk: If your server is a function, is your company a library?
Start: 17:30
Author: Andrew Cowie
End: 17:50
The nice thing about this is that it allows us to label sessions, and include breaks -- it gives a better sense of the rhythm of the day and it's also fun and useful to label sessions.
The call for presentations contains the link SIGPLAN Conference Anti-Harassment
Policy, which is broken.
@ekmett has the slides. We should add to cufp.org-media repo and update the talks' metadata with links to them.
Links to cufp.org that are likely out on the internet should be preserved. Here are the ones to consider:
Fixed in 8debb31.
Fixed in 30b3691.
This issue not about cufp.org but rather about CUFP's Twitter page. Here's how it looks right now. Note the low resolution and outdated background image that was taken from our old Drupal based website.
In a conference directory, check that all resulting html filenames will not clash. Right now, it is possible that a file foo.md and a session with url_title = foo both exist, which would lead to two html files with the same name.
Related to this comment.
Set up Travis to auto-publish on each commit.
Should and can we link to ACM? If so, where? In the footer?
Licenses currently states that copyright of abstracts is retained by contributing author, but what about the corresponding video and slides?
At present, @agarwal is the sole person with access to the web server and domain registrar. Put info somewhere secure and give access to additional people.
Run entire site through http://validator.w3.org/checklink. Since there is a lot of output, will be easier to do sub-directories one at a time:
README should specify to pin solvuu-build
to dev
otherwise opam will pin it to version 0.2.0
, which will fail because opam file specifies to use dev
.
Current instruction gives us:
r@machine cufp.org (master) $ opam pin add solvuu-build https://github.com/solvuu/solvuu-build.git
solvuu-build is now git-pinned to https://github.com/solvuu/solvuu-build.git
[solvuu-build] https://github.com/solvuu/solvuu-build.git updated
[solvuu-build] Installing new package description from https://github.com/solvuu/solvuu-build.git
solvuu-build needs to be installed.
The following actions will be performed:
∗ install solvuu-build 0.2.0*
Do you want to continue ? [Y/n]
Instead, one should specify the dev
suffix
r@machine cufp.org (master) $ opam pin add solvuu-build.dev https://github.com/solvuu/solvuu-build.git
solvuu-build is now git-pinned to https://github.com/solvuu/solvuu-build.git
[solvuu-build] https://github.com/solvuu/solvuu-build.git updated
solvuu-build needs to be installed.
The following actions will be performed:
∗ install solvuu-build dev*
Do you want to continue ? [Y/n]
I could not find links to the following videos:
We have videos on-line now thanks to Malcolm Wallace.
They can be collectively found in this playlist on youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVcyA16KWw4&list=PL4UWOFngo5DVRnB4OBL1Oi6pzEeHhaI01
but we could link them individually from each of the talk pages.
Should we be giving credit to additional people and organizations:
Final reports are produced summarizing the conference every year (or at least several years). Add them and link from each conference's main page.
Tutorial chairs are yet to be determined. Add to front page when known.
Current videos page contains links to all videos ever, which makes it load rather slowly while not being particularly useful. Instead:
Right now file paths within mpp commands have to be relative to the repo root. This is slightly annoying. It would be more intuitive to let paths be relative to the mpp file being processed. To make that work, need to set PWD to the directory in which the file resides.
Just in case there's some important data in the Drupal site, we should save all of it. We can keep the files on the same server that is hosting the current site, so that all files are in one place. We need:
The first paragraph on the homepage starts with
Functional Programming has been at the forefront of a new generation of programming technologies. Companies employing functional programming to enable more effective, robust, and flexible software development.
However, the second sentence doesn't make sense in English. It should be something along the lines of "Companies are utilizing functional programming to enable more effective..."
Even so, I would suggest a more complete change that makes it flow better:
Functional Programming has been at the forefront of a new generation of programming technologies, and companies have been successfully utilizing functional programming to enable more flexible, robust, and effective software development.
Note the swapped positions of the words "effective" and "flexible"; the last word in a list of benefits should be the strongest association. In this case, we want the strongest association of functional programming to be "more effective software development", thus the swap.
Main conference pages get extra margin (or padding) on right when the screen size is sufficiently small. Years 2013, 2012, 2011, and 2009 exhibit the problem on an iPhone. None of the years exhibit the problem in Chrome on a desktop, I think because Chrome limits the minimum window size and you can't make it small enough. Safari on a desktop allows quite small window sizes, and all years exhibit the problem. Also, the amount of padding that gets added is inversely proportional to the window size.
Couple of options for doing this are:
@codemiller I fixed the reference style links here, but I suspect the page isn't being generated the way you intended. Also note reference 5 isn't linked from anywhere.
I don't seem to be able to find this dependency anywhere:
=-=- Gathering sources =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
[ERROR] curl: code 404 while downloading http://solvuu.com/download/foundation-icons.3.tar.gz
[ERROR] The sources of the following couldn't be obtained, aborting:
- foundation-icons.3
(This may be fixed by running 'opam update')
Picture transitions in the Orbit unit are erratic. Zurb has deprecated it and recommends using Slick instead.
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