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Implement a model for Events #31

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phiggins opened this issue Mar 3, 2014 · 2 comments
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Implement a model for Events #31

phiggins opened this issue Mar 3, 2014 · 2 comments

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@phiggins
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phiggins commented Mar 3, 2014

It would be handy for implementing new features on the site if we had Events stored in the database. There should be one Event record for each of our monthly events (the hack nights will be handled seperately). For now, an event needs to have a date when it will take place and be associated with Talks.

Our schedule is fairly regular and so this could probably be automated to just have the events created for the next 3 months or so. Optionally, this could just be a function of the admin panel where Events are added manually.

This feature will be done when:

  • Events are stored in the database with a date and can be associated with Talks.
  • The front page should show the next meetup with the date and any scheduled speakers.
  • Bonus points: Add a page showing past events with the date and speakers.
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Elffers commented Mar 7, 2014

I'd like to try this one. I can combine it with the past events show page and event show page, since it's similar to something we've done recently: http://thewormhole.herokuapp.com/

also, is it cool if we update the version of Ruby used?

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On Mar 7, 2014, at 12:40, Hsing-Hui Hsu notifications@github.com wrote:

also, is it cool if we update the version of Ruby used?

That's a separate ticket, but sure.

@phiggins phiggins changed the title Calendar of upcoming events. Implement a model for Events Mar 19, 2014
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