Dedicated AsyncAPI Meeting Page

[derberg]

Reason/Context

We need a dedicated page like asyncapi.com/community/meetings where we can link people whenever community asks what meetings we have and when and how to join.

Description

The new page should contain 2 sections:

A list of meetings types

Like a table or something where we specify meeting name, description, and who is the host(s)

so for example:
name: Community Meeting
description: bla bla about
host: Lukasz Gornicki

General meeting information

• Google Calendar link
• Google Calendar ics file
• Link to community repo, issues filtered by meeting label - where people can go to search current and closed meetings for meeting notes and agenda
• Link to newsletter subscription to

These could be buttons 🤷🏼 with tooltip

Calendar of events for a given week

Nice view of a calendar, that shows only current and next week because this is how we schedule meetings - Always for next week.

So kinda 2 calendar tables, one labeled "Current Week" and the other should say "Next Week"

• We build content for the ☝🏼 table using Google Calendar API - reuse feat: add asyncapi events scheduling automation community#308
• We have a workflow that has a cron schedule that runs "calendar" rebuilt once a day, midnight

What about current view on landing page

https://www.asyncapi.com/ has Join our public meetings section. It needs to be reworked:

• it talks only about Community Meeting. We need now short sentence about meetings in general
• it links to different places. No need anymore, enough to link to new /community/meeting page
• it was showing a list of upcoming meetings, basing the list on GitHub issues. I think we should just remove this, but opened for suggestions. For sure we should not treat GitHub issues as single source of truth but Google Calendar

#designismypassion ❤️

@mcturco help 🙏🏼

[mcturco]

@derberg sounds like a good idea to me! I can put this on my radar, but just note that I am trying to spend only 20% of my time or less on mock ups to put more focus on the design system, so this might be a slow turn-around! 😄

[derberg]