Contributing to the AtmosphereConf website

It's been so great to have the conference website up at https://atmosphereconf.org .

Ms. Boba @essentialrandom.bsky.social joined the conf producers team as our web mistress, which has meant whipping the Astro shape into site, doing the basic design, and soon integrating conference profiles. And: reviewing your PRs!

The conference source code is on github here:

GitHub - ATProtocol-Community/atmosphereconf: AtmosphereConf website

AtmosphereConf website. Contribute to ATProtocol-Community/atmosphereconf development by creating an account on GitHub.

This integrates with Railway deployment, and yes, we have an issue open for mirroring to tangled .

We're going to be landing conference profiles next week, at which point you'll be able to login with your Atmosphere account, fill out an extended conference profile - headshot, speaker bios, and so on.

Our plan is to restrict attendee browsing for logged in only users, and do some attestations around who has a ticket, who is remote, who is a speaker, etc.

How can you help?

We're happy to accept pull requests for design, features, integration with other atproto lexicons, and so on.

Maybe @flo-bit.dev will end up having time to go "full blento" on the profile pages, but failing that please do add things like "list of tangled repos" or "latest leaflet post" to the profile page.

Updates to written content in the FAQ is also welcome!

Please do file issues if you see errors or missing things, write up ideas, and submit PRs https://github.com/ATProtocol-Community/atmosphereconf/issues

Want to submit a PR that redesigns the whole site or does anything else really big? Maybe file an issue first to let us know, but also if you build in a theme switcher... sure!

Thanks already to @natalie.sh for landing a header dropdown fix on mobile!

Anyone that does get some cool PRs merged, we'll have something special waiting for you at the conference!

The conference website is an interactive atproto app, which took us a little longer to put together. We think this is a site we can build on over time for the whole community, including for other events and community activities.

We are definitely inspired by the @npmx.dev community, and we're also eyeing up @atproto.com as something that could benefit from community integration.

See you in the code and at the conference!