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ipfs-þing-2022

ipfs-þing-2022 - Implementors Workshops

þing (n.) thing, assembly, meeting, council. parliament.

A collaborative series of workshops for IPFS Implementors. We are using this github repository and website to coordinate event listings. The website is published to:

• https://ipfs.io/ipfs/bafybeifnpoajxgp2bt7vcjcvc67p5fujsxiucotwny7l5fvel4k4cvnkhq/
• https://ipfs-thing.events/

ipfs-þing-2022 Location and Dates

ipfs-þing-2022 is happening July 11-17, 2022 at The Harpa in Iceland.

Decentralized Event

A decentralized event is a series of related events happening around the same place and time, put on by a community. The goal is to enable people and groups to host their own events, loosely coordinating with the rest of the community.

Anyone can submit new tracks or sessions!

Submitting tracks or sessions

Add a session to an existing track

Sessions can be run in many formats: roundtables, talks with slides, hack sessions, whiteboard sessions, or more.

1. Go to /events and find the .toml file for that track.
2. Edit the file to include details of your proposed session.
3. Create a PR to this repo, and respond to feedback.
4. Respond to feedback from the track leader, who will decide whether to merge & publish your session.

Add a new track

Tracks are a group of sessions with a common theme.

1. Make a copy of events/_template-event.toml or events/_template-track.toml into events/your-event.toml
2. Edit the file to include all the details about your event.
3. File a pull-request in this repo, and respond to feedback.
4. The organizers will decide whether to merge & publish your event.

What venue do I put?

Room allocations at the Harpa are still TBD. Leave it blank for now, we'll try to assign rooms closer to the event.

CSV dump of talks

To get a dump of talks/speakers for custom analysis, you can:

1. Install the python version of yq: https://github.com/kislyuk/yq

• brew install python-yq

2. Run a command like tomlq -r '.name as $track_name | .date as $track_date | .timeslots[] | [$track_name, $track_date, .startTime, .title, (.speakers | join(" "))] | @csv' *.toml

The above was gleaned from:

1. https://stackoverflow.com/a/71290386/16318
2. https://stackoverflow.com/a/32967407/16318
3. https://stackoverflow.com/a/38693695/16318

Developers

What is devent-website?

It is a boilerplate starter website you can use to organize your own decentralized event. Just clone the https://github.com/jbenet/devent-website repo, edit devent.toml, change the layout and style to meet your needs, and publish.

What's devent-website built with?

• Next.js
• React
• Tailwind CSS
• Flowbyte CSS

So go look in their docs & tutorials if you run into trouble.

Developing & Publishing the website

Develop:

cd website && npm run dev

Then visit: http://localhost:3000

Publish:

cd website
npm run build
npm run export
ipfs add -r out

Publish to fleek:

• https://blog.fleek.co/posts/fleek-nextJS