This month, Jay talked about using his Relativity (https://jay-epstein.com/relativity) methodology for building a DrupalCamp site. He started out by defining what the stakeholders want to build: "I am building a Drupal 8 website so that DrupalCamp organizers and their volunteers can promote their upcoming camp."
He went on to talk about how machine names allow you to define back-end identification and allow for label changes at any time. After that, he went on to talk about the data model, including how to make decisions about the components that make up the site:
Camp (one primary)
Date(s) (many)
Location (one)
Featured Speakers (many)
Sessions (many)
Sponsors (many)
He then did a short demo of creating content for the site (Description, Camp Days, Header Image, Location, Featured Speakers, Time Slots, Sponsors and Call to actions) all from node 1 (i.e. /node/1/edit).
We had six remote users and zero in person.
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