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0- and 1-based indexing in peri_conference include

The peri-conference display uses both 0-based and 1-based indexing depending on where the data is coming from:

<div class="col-md-3 event-day" data-date="{{ site.data.conf.days[1].date-data }}">
<h2 class="text-center">{{site.data.conf.days[1].date | date: "%b %d"}}</h2>
{% include homepage/event_card.html icon='am' link=site.data.conf.peri.day0.am.link title=site.data.conf.peri.day0.am.title description=site.data.conf.peri.day0.am.desc menu=site.data.conf.peri.day0.am.menu %}
{% include homepage/event_card.html icon='pm' link=site.data.conf.peri.day0.pm.link title=site.data.conf.peri.day0.pm.title description=site.data.conf.peri.day0.pm.desc menu=site.data.conf.peri.day0.pm.menu%}
</div>
<div class="col-md-3 event-day" data-date="{{ site.data.conf.days[2].date-data }}">
<h2 class="text-center">{{site.data.conf.days[2].date | date: "%b %d"}}</h2>
{% include homepage/event_card.html icon='am' link=site.data.conf.peri.day1.am.link title=site.data.conf.peri.day1.am.title description=site.data.conf.peri.day1.am.desc menu=site.data.conf.peri.day1.am.menu %}
{% include homepage/event_card.html icon='pm' link=site.data.conf.peri.day1.pm.link title=site.data.conf.peri.day1.pm.title description=site.data.conf.peri.day1.pm.desc menu=site.data.conf.peri.day1.pm.menu %}
</div>
<div class="col-md-3 event-day" data-date="{{ site.data.conf.days[3].date-data }}">
<h2 class="text-center">{{site.data.conf.days[3].date | date: "%b %d"}}</h2>
{% include homepage/event_card.html icon='am' link=site.data.conf.peri.day2.am.link title=site.data.conf.peri.day2.am.title description=site.data.conf.peri.day2.am.desc menu=site.data.conf.peri.day2.am.menu %}
{% include homepage/event_card.html icon='pm' link=site.data.conf.peri.day2.pm.link title=site.data.conf.peri.day2.pm.title description=site.data.conf.peri.day2.pm.desc menu=site.data.conf.peri.day2.pm.menu %}
</div>
<div class="col-md-3 event-day" data-date="{{ site.data.conf.days[4].date-data }}">
<h2 class="text-center">{{site.data.conf.days[4].date | date: "%b %d"}}</h2>
{% include homepage/event_card.html icon='am' link=site.data.conf.peri.day3.am.link title=site.data.conf.peri.day3.am.title description=site.data.conf.peri.day3.am.desc menu=site.data.conf.peri.day3.am.menu %}
</div>

The data-date="{{ site.data.conf.days[N].date-data }} in the HTML is 1-indexed and skips over a placeholder day while the various include parameters like link=site.data.conf.peri.dayN.am.link are 0-indexed.

We should do one or the other, not both. Probably the easiest, most intuitive thing is to make the site.data.conf.peri days be 1-indexed, as those aren't even in a list, they're named hashes.

Adjust UMich official names

Hey there! I have a website update request from the LPC. Under the "Welcome to Ann Arbor, Michigan" heading on the homepage, can someone please swap in the following (know there's some repetition, but we need to use our "proper" names in public comms):

The conference will take place at the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It's hosted by the University of Michigan School of Information and University of Michigan Library.

From https://code4lib.slack.com/archives/C0D9KS1EU/p1695754325648899

Breakout Sessions Tuesday May 14, 2:15-3:15pm

Would it OK if we also list the breakout sessions on the 2024 site?

1: ArchivesSpace tech update & community chat
2: Patron and Data Privacy
3: Transcriptions (video, audio, image) using Whisper OpenAI, google AI, etc.
4: Advocacy & Retrenchment: How do we continueour work in this world?

Don't really have the leader's info, but at least folks will know the topics.

Thank you!

ranti.

spreadsheet & thermometer tracking "angel fund" donations

See wiki page for details, create a spreadsheet to track individual giving "angel fund" donations using prior year as a template and then use that sheet on the website to establish a thermometer UI to track progress towards a single goal of $2,000.

quoted nickname causes syntax error

On the schedule pages /schedule/day-1/ etc. there is a JS syntax error:

Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list (at day-1/:506:61)

Issue is with a few names that have quoted nicknames in them:

<script>
    placeholderImage("clip-circle-speaker",
        " Ryan "Harpo" Harbert ",
        "/assets/img/nopics/nopic#.jpg",
        "Random placeholder for Ryan "Harpo" Harbert",
        10);
</script>

Need to change Jekyll to escape the string before inserting into the HTML.

prominent notice of different schedule structure

See request in Slack; the schedule is a bit different from usual this year,, with a half-day of talks on the first day of the conference and workshops day after the conference talks conclude. We can post a warning on the home page (and, I would argue, on general info > attend) so attendees know about this change.

Looks like @triplingual is already working on this maybe? We're waiting on language from LPC.

Lighting Talk list of speakers - Tuesday, 10:20-11:05am

Here are list of the LT speakers and the titles to be listed on the 2024 website

  1. Jonathan Rochkind: "A local page viewer for digitized historical material”
  2. Jenn Colt: "FOLIO: It's not just..." https://osf.io/cnpve/
  3. Vera Kahn: "Progamming Protest"
  4. Shinwoo Kim: "Lambda fixity process". https://osf.io/ry7vt/
  5. Eric Lease Morgan: "Free GSU!"
  6. Cary Gordon: "Let find a host for 2025 Code4Lib"
  7. Barbara Cormack: "Metadata Analysis in Zephir and HathiTrust"
  8. Natasha Allen: "A Brief History of Fowling"

Thanks!

ranti.

Edits to Food

Edits, per Kathy Azevedo https://code4lib.slack.com/archives/C0D9KS1EU/p1715281579067289?thread_ts=1715277566.049039&cid=C0D9KS1EU

  • Mon Break: Can you remove the (GF) from the Cookies? We will not have GF cookies for this break.
  • Tue Breakfast: Please remove the “Vegan” in front of Whipped Cream Cheese. Should read “Whipped Cream Cheese and Vegan Jam”. I could go either way on the graphic. We spell out the jam is vegan - so maybe remove it so people don’t also think the cream cheese is vegan.
  • Tue Lunch: Please remove Chocolate Chip Cookies from the dessert. We’ll have these available as requested and will email those that would request them.
  • Wed Breakfast: Seasonal Fruit Salad is Vegan. Currently marked Vegetarian
  • Wed Lunch: Please remove Chocolate Chip Cookies from the dessert. (same as above)

Lightning Talk - Wednesday , 10:15AM to 11:15AM

Lightning Talk 1 (10:15AM to 11:15AM)

  1. Micah Walter: "Smith Inventory System: How it works and lessons learned" https://osf.io/fepqc/
  2. Marcabee Levine: "Bound-with Titles in FOLIO and VuFind" - https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dxnGKLbSbM05JptxTm-1nKz_6UVqM9EE4rZmGwLogAA/edit?usp=sharing
  3. Eric Hellman: Browser Extension Rant
  4. Michael Klein: “Things my grandfather told me [30 years later, with the help of AI audio transcription]”
  5. Dee Dee Crema: ETDs@Harvard - https://osf.io/m83t5/
  6. Patrick Galligan: On Not choosing Kubernetes OR it's OK to fail - https://osf.io/h4ud3/
  7. Angela Zoss: Three(ish) Tips for Better Data Visualization - bit.ly/3vistips / https://osf.io/tqhye
  8. Steve Bischof: Learning from Poggio Civitate: Data Verification
  9. Thomas Dowling: Open Access Theses and Dissertations - https://oatd.org

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