Easy, just need this to remind me

Noah would like to create a RevUC organizer hall of fame, and requested I file an issue for it to make sure it gets done.

In line 51 of conduct.md, there is a typo at the end:

Although at times this takes a great deal of patience for both parties, in the end, one of the best
ways to learn is by doing. So, unless someone offers their keys up, let them do the drivin

This should be changed to driving.

@devagrawal09

• Update office hours section to say they'll return in the Fall
• Update exec photos and exec content (including chair committee members)
• Add slack badge to website with current number users / total users (similar to the slackin badge)
• Enable https for our custom domain on GitHub Pages, remove the Cloudflare https
• New events page
  • Add more information for each meeting (more than just a calendar)
• Support blog posts
  • Support a few different categories like general ACM updates, meeting recaps, and member posts
  • Why we're adding this feature: for publishing general ACM updates, to feature members and their work, and to recap general body meetings (an embedded youtube video with optional comments from the speaker)
• Add link to the constitution on GitHub
• Add link to our LinkedIn page
• More stuff as we think of it

Look into using travis ci (free for open source) for auto deploying to master after a push to the develop branch

Travis deploy docs - github pages is not an official integration, so a custom config is needed

Example config

It'd be nice to have a link to the instructions here somewhere on the site. /members probably makes the most sense.

iframes a Google Form and changes the destination spreadsheet each week (or just filter by date submitted as suggested by Noah)

Currently the directory just lists people as the order in the YAML file. That doesn't make sense, need to find a way to list alphabetically.

Update the master branch build as of 82159a0 on develop

Allow members of the ACM@UC community to make a pull request using a template to add themselves to the directory.

It will look something like this: NotFound

Edit:

The above comment was for Angular2, so it doesn't quite apply, but we'll still need a 404 route for the jekyll site.

Vertical spacing between members should look be a little larger, it looks a little cramped.

Tbh I think the red underline underneath the navigation list item of the page that is currently selected is really gross, can we fix this? Maybe make it solid, or like...the text bold instead?

• Sidebar
  • Link out to makeuc.io
  • Link out to revolutionuc.com
  • Link out to acm-w at uc