Views for Locations

[robertkowalski]

@robin-drexler just noticed this:

It would be super awesome if people could click on a location (let's say in the description of the talk, as I don't know a better concept for it) and then a view with all talks for a specific location would be rendered.

[glaubinix]

sounds nice. We could somehow use the same view but replace the day tabs on top with location tabs.
Only issue I see is switching between the two views, because there has to be an easy way back to the day (normal) view.

[robertkowalski]

Yes, that's the point where I also had no idea

[glaubinix]

ok, I will try to find a solution for it before jsunconf. Should you or @robin-drexler have an idea feel free to let me know or create a PR :)

[robertkowalski]

Wow even before! :)

2014-04-19 19:42 GMT+02:00 Stephan Vock [email protected]:

ok, I will try to find a solution for it before jsunconf. Should you or
@robin-drexler https://github.com/robin-drexler have an idea feel free
to let me know or create a PR :)

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[glaubinix]

I said, I'll try :) Implementation should be fairly easy, only issue is to come up with an idea.

[robin-drexler]

Just had a quick look and noticed that there is also no way to only see your starred talks, right?
Both options (Location, starred) sound like filters for me. Maybe putting a filter menu, which would allow to filter talks for the selected day, above the tabs is an idea worth considering. This would also allow to add new filters in the future.

How does this sound to you?

Bonus points, if it'd be possible to bookmark the filtered result (State in the url?), so that one can easily get back to starred talks for example.

[robin-drexler]

The location filter could of course also be triggered when a location is clicked/tapped within a talk's description.

[glaubinix]

maybe something like that could work? We could then reuse the menu to add other options in the future? Thoughts @BattleRattle http://codepen.io/jasonhowmans/pen/dykhL