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ehundu/andamio-evento

Event starter

The website of a conference or a set of talks, with a countdown, a programme by days and rooms, speakers, tickets with deadlines and a calendar to download.

CountdownDated deadlinesCalendar

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The home page of a conference, with its name, its date, a countdown of days, hours, minutes and seconds, and the buttons for the tickets and the programme

Create it with Composer

composer create-project ehundu/andamio-evento mi-sitio

You can also create it from GitHub with “Use this template”; both ways are in the guide to starting with a starter.

sample sessions
15
sample speakers
8

What the website of a conference, a set of talks or a festival needs: when it is, what is said, who says it and how to get a ticket. The dates and times are written once and come out in the countdown, the programme, the calendar and the data for search engines, with the time zone and the clock change already worked out.

It is the only starter with JavaScript, the one for the countdown, and it is optional: without it the date is still there. Since a static site only changes when it is built, the deadlines of the tickets and the notices are met when the site is built and deployed again.

What it brings

  • A countdown that reads as a date without JavaScript and, with a script of about seventy lines, as a clock.
  • The programme by days and rooms, with each session as a file and each day as a folder.
  • The speakers with their own page, which lists their sessions, and who can be announced later.
  • Tickets and notices that appear and go away by themselves on their date, with publicar and publicarHasta.
  • An .ics calendar of the event and another of the programme, and the Event structured data.
  • A code of conduct, some frequently asked questions and the model legal texts.
The programme of the first day, with each session at its time and in its room, and who gives it

What it uses from Ehundu