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If you see this file AND you are reading it from
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/data/www/xpub.nl/project.xpub.nl on the server, then
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please kindly GTFO :)
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The content of this folder is controlled by a post-receive hook managed
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by Gitea.
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https://git.xpub.nl/XPUB/project.xpub.nl
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To change the content of this folder, only do it via cloning the repos
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and pushing to it. The changes will be immediately live on
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https://project.xpub.nl
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:*
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Note for graduating students:
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YOU ARE FREE TO DESIGN YOUR PROJECT PAGE THE WAY YOU LIKE
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*However*
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(dramatic pause)
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There are quite a few mandatory things content and structure wise that
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need to present, namely:
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1. the page must have a bio + link to personal site/domain (if relevant)
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2. the page must have a description of the project + link(s) to the
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project + link(s) to relevant wiki pages (if useful) + link(s) to git repos
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(if any) + year of the work
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3. the page must have visual documentation of the work (screenshots,
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photos, drawing, generated stuff, whatever is relevant and illustrative)
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4. the page must have link to final PDF + visual documentation of the
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printed version (I don't mean the thesis but the outcome of the book
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sprint and final form of the published thesis) + link from home
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5. the page must have visual documentation of the work during the grad
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show + link from home
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6. License/copyright statement. You're free to decide how you want your
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work, from its documentation to its assets and core components, to be
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distributed and reused, if you don't specify anything it will default to
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standard copyright, it's always nice and useful to be explicit about
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your position (whatever this can be!) in that regard, and regardless of
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what alternative you choose (or not): default copyright, full fledged
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free culture license, situationist style statement, underground press
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copywrong trolling, anti-copyright notice, etc.
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Also from a technical POV, make sure that:
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- you follow the following URL structure:
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https://project.xpub.nl/the-name-of-your-project/
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no underscores, only dashes for space.
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inside the the-name-of-your-project/ folder, your project page should
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be named index.html, and from the main site only link to the folder
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name, do not link to index.html directly. The web server will serve
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index.html automatically.
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See how it's done for last year's projects
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- do not load external resources, such as fonts or js scripts. Serve
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*everything* from the project folder. Basically your project page
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should work locally and offline.
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How all this is presented is really up to you and there are no
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restrictions (Joca for instance is using a functional chat bot
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interface).
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You can always use the template for student projects Lídia
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made as a starting point if you like. You can find this file
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(student-template.html) under the templates folder. Note,
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however, that both project description **AND** bio need to be
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maximum 600 characters, and you need a minimum of 4 images
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for each of the different sections (*Work*, *Publication* and *Graduation Show*).
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!important (both for front page and individual pages):
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Use class="int" on <a>s for internal links and class="ext" on
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<a>s for external links. Add target='_blank' on links with
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class='ext' to open link in a new tab
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