Hello everybody. We have been accepted to have a virtual stand in FOSDEM 2021.
The idea is to start gathering information to show in the stand about Pharo. Besides the pharo graphical image related content, we would like to offer also success stories, and also videos related to your tools / fwks / business etc, from the point of view of how pharo was a good choice, how it was helpful. Like this we can gather stories that promote your things and pharo at the same time. Also I would like to ask to all those persons doing research on pharo to have some kind of video equivalent to a poster presentation, remarking the interest of using pharo. And to the people that works on pharo core, if you have videos presenting features or assets such as how to build tests, how pharo is integrated with sisop, how it is rendered, how it is interpreted, jited, etc. We could have a track on youtube or similar presenting many features :). Of course if you want to participate actively on the organization of the stand you are more than welcome. Please send me a private message and we may build some communication group to share ideas and organize. Thanks a lot for your attention :) Santiago El mié, 6 ene 2021 a las 15:53, Santiago Bragagnolo (< santiagobragagn...@gmail.com>) escribió: > We applied to participate in FOSDEM 2021, and we were accepted :)! > > ======================================= > Hello team behind Pharo, > > Your submission for a stand at FOSDEM 2021 has been accepted. > > We welcome you to FOSDEM 2021, our first fully digital edition. > > As a reminder, this is what you can expect this year. > - A spot on our exhibition website (stands.fosdem.org). > - A Matrix chatroom. > - A place to store video's. > > The exhibition website is a static site generated by hugo (gohugo.io). We > have set the theme and the structure, and you can add as many pages as you > want. The code for the website currently lives at > https://github.com/FOSDEM/stands-website . Documentation will be added > shortly (and will be communicated via the list). > > To get started with adding content to the website, follow these steps: > > 1. Create two git repositories (public), one for your content and one for > your static files. Provide us with both links and make sure we can pull > anonymously. > 2. Add pages in any format Hugo accepts. Note that you cannot add more > levels (if you want a deeper structure, ask us). > 3. Once every hour a script will rebuild the website. > 4. You can add links to your own website(s) as well, but we ask that you > keep stand-related things on our stands website. > > We'll provide more information on where to upload the video's later this > month. It is up to you if you wish to create them, but we think it will add > value to your stand. > > More details on the chatroom will also be made available in the coming > week. > > This week, we'll publish the list of accepted stands on our website, and > add the primary and secondary contact to standhold...@lists.fosdem.org > for further communication. By the beginning of next week, the exhibition > website will be put online (behind authentication as it is not public yet). > As soon as the infrastructure is in place, the video site and the Matrix > chatroom will be configured. > > We'll send further updates to the standholders mailing list. Please bear > with us, this is new for us as well ;-) > > We hope to see you at FOSDEM! > > Kind regards, > > The FOSDEM Stands Team >
