This is the content for the website of the FOSS4GNL 2024 conference (to be) held on September 26, 2024 IRL together with OSGEO-BE in Baarle Hertog (Fr: Duc?).
Link: https://2024.foss4g.nl
When organizing a new FOSS4GNL create a new website as follows. In the example the new FOSS4G is in 2024, the previous in 2023. This is possible without leaving GitHub! All edits can be done on GitHub for the initial setup. Ok, for content local edits are preferred.
Go to the settings and mark as template. See image:
Webbrowser: go to: https://github.com/foss4gnl/
Create a new repo called foss4gnl/2024.foss4g.nl from the foss4gnl/2023.foss4g.nl template repo. See image
Edit CNAME in root dir and change to 2023.foss4g.nl
- create 2023.foss4g.nl and point to GitHub like the CNAME 2021.foss4g.nl or other editions:
- GitHub: Settings https://github.com/foss4gnl/2024.foss4g.nl/settings/pages, setup Pages to point to main branch:
- GitHub: same for https://github.com/foss4gnl/2023.foss4g.nl/settings/pages setting custom domain to 2023.foss4g.nl.
That's it!
The 2018-version of this website was originally made by Jasper Roest. For the 2019 edition it was further developed by Tom Commandeur @tcommandeur et al of TU Delft.
For the the 2021 edition 2021 edition (Enschede) it was further developed by @justb4, Erik Meerburg et al.
For purposes of maintainability each FOSS4GNL site was given its own GH repo by Just van den Broecke @justb4.
First as https://foss4g.nl and to be later available via the URL https://2023.foss4g.nl
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Check if you have all requirements for local environment. To install all development dependencies install Bundler.
gem install bundlerand run next command from root folder:
bundle installTo start Jekyll run:
jekyll serve -wSite will be available at http://127.0.0.1:4000/zeppelin/ or http://localhost:4000/zeppelin/ (on Windows)
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Note: You need to install Node.js
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Maintainers: @tasomaniac and @ozasadnyy.
Project is published under the MIT license. Feel free to clone and modify repo as you want, but don't forget to add reference to authors :)