Talks
Give a conference talk a second life after the live audience goes home.
Conference and meetup talks were only available to whoever showed up live, with slides and recordings scattered afterward.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Conference presentations and meetup talks were only available to live audiences. Slides hosted on Google Drive had no context, and recording links were scattered across platforms.
After
Extended the reach of presentations beyond live audiences. The talk archive drives speaking invitations and provides reusable content — slides become blog posts, recordings become tutorials.
How it's solved
Built a talks archive with embedded slide decks, video recordings, event details, and talk abstracts. Each talk page includes related blog posts, code examples, and links to the event.
Trade-offs
Recordings and slides are only as complete as what the host platform provided — some older talks are missing one or the other.
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