Project Hoverboard is the conference website template that helps you to set up a mobile-first conference website with blog, speaker and schedule management in a few minutes.
The template is created based on 7 years of GDG Lviv team experience of running conferences and feedback from more than 500 event organizers from all around the world who were using previous Hoverboard versions.
Our goal is to allow event organizers to set up a professional conference website with minimum resources. To get started you need only basic knowledge of web technologies and a free Firebase account.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Fast and optimized | 91/100 PWA on Lighthouse |
| Works offline | shitty WiFi on the venue is not a problem anymore |
| Mobile-first | layouts optimized for small screens, Hoverboard can be installed as a native app on your phone |
| Push notifications | remind about sessions in My schedule, session feedback or target users with a custom message |
| SEO optimized | index all content and get to the top in search results |
| Speakers and schedule management | keep and update all information in the Firebase |
| My schedule | let attendees save sessions they want to visit |
| Customizable theme | change colors to match your style |
| Blog | post announcements, updates and useful information |
🌛 Read the set up guide or checkout the full documentation.
Here is a git workflow for updating your fork (or downloaded copy) to the latest version:
git remote add upstream https://github.com/gdg-x/hoverboard.git
git fetch upstream
git merge upstream/main
# resolve the merge conflicts in your editor
git add . -u
git commit -m 'Updated to the latest version'The Getting Started guide is probably a good first point of call!
✅ Compatible with latest two major versions of of browsers that support ES Modules.
- Polymer 3 (deprecated #796)
- LitElement
- Redux
- Firebase
- Service Worker
- CSS Grid
Awesome! Contributions of all kinds are greatly appreciated. To help smoothen the process we have a few non-exhaustive guidelines to follow which should get you going in no time. Checkout our roadmap and open issues.
Issues labeled good first issue are a great way to ease into development on this project.
Any other issue labeled help wanted is ready for a PR.
- Feel free to use GitHub issues for questions, bug reports, and feature requests
- Use the search feature to check for an existing issue
- Include as much information as possible and provide any relevant resources (Eg. screenshots)
- For bug reports ensure you have a reproducible test case
- A pull request with a breaking test would be super preferable here but isn't required
- Squash commits
- Lint your code with eslint (config provided)
- Include relevant test updates/additions
Read the full version Code of Conduct.
Maintainer: Abraham Williams
Authors: Oleh Zasadnyy and Sophie Huts.
This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute. [Contribute].
The project is published under the MIT license. Feel free to clone and modify repo as you want, but don't forget to add a reference to authors :)
GDG[x] is not endorsed and/or supported by Google, the corporation.