feat: implement keynote page #78
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| created() { | ||
| this.tabs = this.$children | ||
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| this.selectedIndex = i | ||
| this.tabs.forEach((tab, index) => { | ||
| tab.isActive = index === i | ||
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Love the implementation! Elegant!
The response of keynote API is a list of objects. Ref: pycontw/pycon.tw#1025
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Add keynote page (
<host>/<base>/<lang>/conference/keynotes).More Information
PyCon.Taiwan.2021.mp4