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Better hero pictures

We should probably use different pictures for the hero page.

One of the suggestions was for the first one to be of the concert hall

Add CONTRIBUTING.md and style guide

If we want to get people aboard for contributing we must have simple instructions and maybe a good style guide.

@thanpolas I think you already have one for JavaScript/HMTL/CSS. We could include a link to that.

Down arrow alignment

Down arrow is not properly aligned in Coffee break and Lunch break in both sections.

Session section

Fix share count abbreviation

There's a logical error in devit-custom-js (line 29) _getK function.

This function is supposed to abbreviate the share count showing for example '4k' instead of 4000. The problem is that the way it's implemented right now it will only take the first digit of the number returned by social media APIs if it's bigger than 1000 and show it appended by a 'k' char. So for example 15000 shares shows as 1k shares. Wrong!

This should be fixed (I'm all about future-proof, heh) in case the shares surpass the four digit hit count, unless we don't expect that many shares :D

Add Kuba Waliński as speaker

  • Bio: Kuba developed his passion for computing at an early age, playing Tetris and Civilization on the family's PC. He started coding in middle school, when he got his hands on a copy of Visual Studio and started playing with VB6. Then he went on discovering other programming languages: Pascal, C, C++, Java, PHP, Prolog, C#, JavaScript & Python. Though Kuba spent most of his 7+ year career as an ASP.NET/C# developer, for the past few months he's taken a deep dive in the (fascinating) world of JavaScript and is currently doing his best to earn the title of a JS Ninja. In the process he discovered the marvelous world of functional programming which resulted in experimenting with F# and Clojure. Having worked in a number of very different work environments (startup, small enterprise, big corporation), Kuba benefits from being able to approach programming challenges from different perspectives.
  • Talk Title: Getting started with Meteor
  • Abstract: The world of JavaScript Frameworks is constantly evolving. It seems that almost every month there is a brand new thing that will revolutionise web development. However, having a closer look you don’t really see much revolutionary stuff in those new frameworks - they are usually just a small step forward from the previous thing. At least that’s how I felt in the past few years of doing JavaScript. Until I discovered Meteor, that is. It was enough to complete the getting started tutorial to realise that I’m dealing with a potential game-changer. First imagine that all communications happen via web sockets (way faster than REST API calls over HTTP). Then realise that you have a full blown MongoDB implementation accessible on the client side. Finally, remember that from now on you just need one programming language - JavaScript - to implement the whole application - from the client-side through to the back-end and all the way down to the database. In this talk you will see all this goodness brought together in one great package that is called Meteor.
  • Image : http://blog.kubawalinski.com/kuba.jpg
  • Twitter : kubawalinski
  • Github : https://github.com/kubawalinski

Update talks on sessions section

Mathias Bynens

  • Talk title: JavaScript ♥ Unicode

Benny Weingarten-Gabbay

  • Talk title: iOS real time content modifications using websockets

Work on the Sessions Section

  • Make it two columns
  • Different colour for talks and different for registration, openening/closing ceremony, after party maybe?

Add a speaker section

We already have our first verified speaker so we need to create a speaker section. I will provide image and bio info of the first speaker.

Add Forbes Lindsey as a speaker

Twitter Handle : ForbesLindesay
GitHub : https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/
Bio : I'm a node.js developer who maintains a number of open source projects such as:

  • Jade - a popular JavaScript based templating language for generating dynamic html
  • browserify-middleware - a library to make it easy to host modular JavaScript using CommonJS modules.
  • github-basic - a really simple GitHub client written in JavaScript

I also maintain a number of open source websites providing information about JavaScript:

I'm enthusiastic about open source, and love the ease with which JavaScript lets you get things done.

Add a sponsors section

Add Nicolas Frankel as a speaker

Bio :"Nicolas Fränkel is a Software Architect with +12 years experience in consulting for many different customers, in a wide range of contexts (such as telecoms, banking, insurances, large retail and public sector). He's generally focused on Java and JavaEE technologies, but he's narrowed interests like Software Quality, Build Processes and Rich Internet Applications. I'm currently working for a eCommerce solution vendor leader. He also double as a teacher in universities and higher education schools, and a trainer for experienced pros, and triples as a book author."

Image : https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/468037877280935937/BmolnEdZ.jpeg

Add Tim Perry as a speaker

Bio here : "By day Tim Perry is a technical lead and the open-source champion at Softwire — a bespoke software development company with offices in London, Bristol and Bucharest — guiding teams, building a variety of great software at every scale for Softwire's clients, and pushing Softwire to engage with and give back to the wider software development community.
By night he's a prolific open-source contributor on huge variety of projects including Mockito, Moment.js, Knockout.js & JUnit, along with some of his own such as loglevel and grunt-coveralls, and is feverishly keen on all things relating to automated testing, polyglot persistence, and good old-fashioned high-quality software development."

Picture here : https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/467066614983057408/XG3PW6Ln.png
Twitter : pimterry
Github : https://github.com/pimterry

Add Alberto López as a speaker

  • Twitter Handle : AlbertusLM
  • GitHub : https://github.com/albertuslm
  • Bio : I am a passionate of innovation, mobility, Internet and commerce, working as EMEA Developer Advocate at Braintree Dev. This allows me to show that the crazy ideas that everybody could have in mind can be turned into handy solutions.
    Every day learning new things and trying to share them to the others, and everyday hungry for dealing with new challenges on the tech world, testing products, languages and in general, playing with all the stuff that can be hacked.
  • Picture : https://www.dropbox.com/s/s5l1srjwv2jdhrv/Paypalglobalteam-headshots-IMG_2010.jpg?dl=0

Code of Conduct

Every serious conference has one and every conference should have one.I think it's time we've added one, don't you think?

Add Dr.Heinz' talk and description

Title : Live Productive Coder

Description : What makes some coders so much more productive than others? Good coders have to be lazy. The right amount of lazy. Not too lazy, where everything is copy and pasted also not to eager, where every new feature also requires brand-new implementation. In this talk, Heinz Kabutz will demonstrate some of the techniques that he uses to avoid reinventing the wheel. We start by looking at the IDE and show how shortcuts and a bit of automation can save us a lot of work. Smart templates produce consistent code, but even better is the use of Java 8 lambas, which we can use to define our coding idioms. We will also talk about refactoring and hear some of the interesting stories of the finance industry, where refactoring is often not an option or severely restricted.

Front End optimization

There a lot of not needed and not useful things we could try to remove for better performance.
E.g.

  • eliminate transitions on lower resolutions
  • remove unused css
  • remove unused JS dependencies

Anything else?

Add a sessions section

We already know the talks / sessions from the CFP speakers. We should add a program section. This is very critical to attract more participants.

Call for volunteers

Prepare a call for volunteers and consider to give them benefits, such as free time to attend some sessions.

Add hotels section

Can we please add a hotels section for the following :
Hotel Metropolitan http://www.metropolitan.gr/
Address : 65, Vas. Olga's Avenue & Fleming ,546 42 Thessaloniki
Prices : 39 Single room , 47 double room

Hotel Luxembourg http://www.hotelluxembourg.gr/
Address : Komninon 6, 546 24 Thessaloniki Greece
Prices : 55 Single room , 69 double room

Can you also get the logos from their websites?

Don't mention yet where the speakers will stay.

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