I have had a request to provide a single source of all the demos that have taken place over a year, with their title and a link to each section.
This should be easy because after every demo, I time stamp both the videos and the event entry, so anyone watching back later can dip in and out of what interests them.
If I am to compile and maintain a page for example, of 2021 demos, where would you think is a good place to do it? Would it be better here within the community, as a Wiki page, or on the website? Or perhaps a Github gist?
I was thinking one page with links to all the user-focused demos, and one page for all the developer focused demos per year.
I suppose with time I could sort them into topics with headings or someone might like to help me sort them by topic if that would be useful.
Perhaps as a drop down in that general area of the site, but that is for conference talks and case studies in general, by the looks of it.
The demo list, over a year, would get very very long, and I would not embed, I am thinking, but list and link.
This has been on my very very long to do list to update also.
I agree with @dirk that something on the website is good. Perhaps it’s time to revisit the media page altogether. Then you could end up with /media/demos, /media/screencasts, /media/conferences etc.
Then you could end up with /media/demos, /media/screencasts, /media/conferences etc.
I do this already on the Pulp website, so that would be good I think.
A page on the website it is then, with descriptive links that point to timestamps!
