Comprehensive Events Page #378
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Also, we filter out all the meetups on meetup.com that don't have "node" in the name. That is probably too aggressive but I wanted something a little more manageable to begin with. Eventually we can list every meetup with the "node.js" topic. |
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| , US: 'North America' | ||
| , AR: 'Latin America' | ||
| , PE: 'Latin America' |
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I only have all of the ones in here that we need for the meetups currently coming out of meetup.com, I wonder why there isn't one showing up for Colombia.
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Seems like they need to be tagged with the topic?
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Right now they need to be tagged with "nodejs" and they need to have "node" in the name, but we may remove that second part later.
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Wow, great idea @mikeal 👍 And what a tremendous amount of meetups and nodeschools there are 😃 My initial test displays three entries for |
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As a start, I have added a commit to downsize the links and have a three column layout on wider browser windows.
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I have some code that toggles the display of events If people think we should proceed with this I will make it look better and push it up. @mikeal as mentioned previously, looks like the region list is being output three times:
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@rnsloan this already looks so much more manageable. Awesome :) |
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@rnsloan suggestion: add some sort of the arrow to the side of those suggesting that they open up. |
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If we're going to start with them collapsed we should include some metrics for how many entries, like the number of meetups and nodeschools. |
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(also @mikeal can you fix the spelling mistake in the title real quick?) |
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Just got a map in ;)
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Ok, so here's what is left:
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You did the right thing +1 |
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| for (var i=0;i<points.length;i++) { | ||
| var hav = points[i][2] | ||
| if (i > 10 && hav > .1) { |
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Why is the 10th point the one to return?
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Here's how I do bounds detection, it could be a regular for loop as well, though where is the fun in that?
function getBounds(points) {
return points.reduce(function(bounds, point) {
bounds.minLat = bounds.minLat < point.lat ? bounds.minLat : point.lat;
bounds.maxLat = bounds.maxLat < point.lat ? point.lat : bounds.maxLat;
bounds.minLon = bounds.minLon < point.lon ? bounds.minLon : point.lon;
bounds.maxLon = bounds.maxLon < point.lon ? point.lon : bounds.maxLon;
return bounds;
}, {minLat: 180, maxLat: -180, minLon: 90, maxLon: -90})
}Note: events number is hardcoded at this point
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Toggling of events lists is in
@mikeal can we truncate the text used by the map? Produces a tall box for some like the Melbourne meetup:
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@rnsloan I did a new count in JS so that we can add the totals to the key. The only thing left is some documentation about how to add new events. |
- move inline css into .styl - do not display empty event list number box
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Just did a bit of minor cleanup. My code is now ready for review. |
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@rnsloan There's no advantage other than we have to do it anyway in order to get the totals and put them in the map key. |
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Ok, from my point of view this is ready to be merged, does anyone object? |
Ok, here we go :)
This is code to:
The display is terrible, would love some help there before we merge this.