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Dynamic Schedule App #161

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neagle opened this issue Sep 29, 2019 · 1 comment
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Dynamic Schedule App #161

neagle opened this issue Sep 29, 2019 · 1 comment
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@neagle
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neagle commented Sep 29, 2019

For the 2018 Congress, we posted a schedule on the website. Because we created it pretty close to the deadline, it used some outside nodejs scripts + the normal static content CMS feature of the site. We'd like to get this added as a core part of the site for 2020.

Features:

  • Central interface for easily creating--and modifying--Congress schedule (change is key--things have to be moved all week)
  • CSV export
  • Display option on the site that includes a flag for display on a screen (we used ?kiosk previously), where content will be automatically scrolled and updated through the day (this javascript is already present here: https://github.com/usgo/gocongress/blob/master/app/assets/javascripts/application.js#L307-L403)
  • Ability to create room-specific PDFs that display the day's events in each room, so that they can be printed and posted during Congress (I have a node script that does this somewhere)

Wishlist:

  • We could go ahead and add the feature of allowing user schedule creation -- users can save events they want to see, have a special view for seeing only the parts of the schedule they've saved. &c
@neagle neagle added this to the 2020 Congress milestone Oct 1, 2019
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vash3g commented Nov 14, 2019

Permanent congress calendar associated with @gocongress.org gsuite environment. That can be created year over year to display any known scheduling needs. These include tournaments, meetings, regular congress events. Pro schedules need to be looked at differently for coming years.

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