Project Hoverboard is the next generation conference website template after Project Zeppelin and more optimized version - Project Zeppelin-Grunt.

Template was build using Polymer according to Material Design guidelines and based on Polymer Starter Kit Plus. The site is responsive, fast and supports offline access (if you are using HTTPS protocol).

Template is brought by Oleh Zasadnyy from GDG Lviv.

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• Material design
• Polymer
• Offline access
• Responsive
• Animations
• Integrated speakers and sessions management
• SVG icons
• SEO friendly
• Optimized and fast
• Editable theme colors
• ES2015 (compiles with Babel)
• Quick deploy

• Fork this repo and clone locally or download and extract Project Hoverboard to where you want to work.
• With Node.js installed, run the following one liner from the root of your Hoverboard download:

npm run install:complete # Alias for "sudo npm install -g npm && sudo npm install -g bower gulp && npm install && bower install"

gulp init # Initialize your app - download fonts from Google Fonts and analytics.js

• Modify template to suit your needs.

Project dependencies:

• Node.js used to run JavaScript tools from the command line.
• npm, the node package manager, installed with Node.js and used to install Node.js packages.
• gulp, a Node.js-based build tool.
• bower, a Node.js-based package manager used to install front-end packages (like Polymer).

To install dependencies:

1. Check your Node.js version.

node --version

The version should be 0.12.x or above.

2. If you don't have Node.js installed, or you have a lower version, go to nodejs.org and click on the big green Install button.

3. Install gulp and bower globally.

npm install -g gulp bower

This lets you run gulp and bower from the command line.

4. Install the projects's local npm and bower dependencies.

cd hoverboard && npm install && bower install

This installs the element sets and tools the hoverboard template requires to build and serve apps.

• Event info - metadata folder
• Theme colors - variables.css
• Deployment configs

gulp init

Init task run download:analytics task and download:fonts task

gulp serve

This outputs an IP address you can use to locally test and another that can be used on devices connected to your network.

gulp serve:dist
gulp serve:gae

gulp test:local

This runs the unit tests defined in the app/test directory through web-component-tester.

To run tests Java 7 or higher is required. To update Java go to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html and download JDK and install it.

gulp

Build and optimize the current project, ready for deployment. This includes vulcanization, image, script, stylesheet and HTML optimization and minification.

• For GAE or GCS install Google Cloud SDK
• For Firebase install Firebase command line tools
• Setup hosting in config file

gulp deploy:dev

gulp deploy:stag

gulp deploy:prod

gulp deploy:promote

You need download newest script analytics.js from Google, because link https://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js has set only 2 hours cache. Here is analytics.js changelog. Local copy of this script is for better load page performance.

gulp download:analytics

Download Google Fonts for load page performance and offline using. Fonts list for download is in file fonts.list.

gulp download:fonts

gulp pagespeed

# Install tool
npm install -g npm-check-updates

# Check latest versions
npm run check:ver # Alias for "ncu && ncu -m bower"

# Update to the latest versions
npm run update:ver # Alias for "ncu -u && ncu -um bower"

Going to use template? Go on! The only thing we ask - let us know at [email protected] so we can include you to this list, or make a pull request.

• Deploy to GitHub pages
• Implement Progressive Web App template
• Better ES2015 support
• Contact page
• My schedule
• Push notification

Project Hoverboard is still under development and it is open for contributions. Feel free to send PR. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Oleh Zasadnyy.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Make your changes
4. Run the tests, adding new ones for your own code if necessary
5. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
6. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
7. Create new Pull Request

See list of contributors

Maintainer: @ozasadnyy.

######The GDG App, GDG[x] are not endorsed and/or supported by Google, the corporation.

Project is published under the MIT license Feel free to clone and modify repo as you want, but don't forget to add reference to authors :)