Callistory

callistory is a reusable project to assist creating DIY technology events. This project will prototype the first Callisto Morn event in Atlanta, Georgia on November 11.

Build

All build logic is contained with in the readme.ipynb file. Use nbconvert to execute this notebook with the command below.

!jupyter nbconvert --inplace --execute --to notebook readme.ipynb

Conference Website

This project maintains an index of notebooks on the master branch. The Github Pages deployment separates out the HTML and Markdown content from the source documents.

Travis Pages Deployment

    %reload_ext literacy
    !jupyter nbconvert --to markdown *.ipynb
    !jupyter nbconvert --TemplateExporter.exclude_input=True --TemplateExporter.exclude_input=True index.ipynb 

%reload_ext literacy
!jupyter nbconvert --to markdown *.ipynb
!jupyter nbconvert --TemplateExporter.exclude_input=True --TemplateExporter.exclude_input=True index.ipynb 

contributing.md

contributing

callistory treats DIY event organization as open source piece of software.

Development

• readme.ipynb provides instruction for external services.
• about.ipynb provides information about the event. Who what where when how why.
• long.ipynb provides provides long format presentations information.
• short.ipynb provides provides short format presentations information.
• participants.ipynb provides extra information about the conference participants.
• code_of_conduct.md

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