DevFest Example – Lyon 🇫🇷
Mar. 2025
Search UI is easy to demo and hard to operate. This fictional session walks through relevance, latency, and the boring bits: synonyms, analyzers, and saying no to “just add a vector”.
conference.date is omitted on purpose: the theme falls back to the page date (15 March 2025).
The following resources were mentioned during the presentation or are useful additional information.
The About layout lists socials from data/socials.toml, then each Markdown file in content/about/ except index.md, sorted by filename. That is why the files are named 10-me.md, 20-details.md, 30-speaking.md.
Add a file, pick a title in front matter, write Markdown. No extra template work.
Alex (still fictional) talks about search, observability, and community. Recurring abstracts live under /talks/templates/. The map at /talks/map/ is built from conference.latitude and conference.longitude on each talk — there is no separate geo database.
If you present in more than one language, set talk-lang on the talk and add a versions entry on the template. The theme renders tabs so you can paste the right abstract into a CFP.
Alex Rivera is a fictional Developer Advocate used only in this example site. The biography, conferences, and co-speaker are invented so you can copy the content shape without copying a real person.
In a real site this section is the first 10-*.md file on the About page: short, first person or third, with the links that do not belong in the nav.
