This project is under active development! This has some informations, and links to the rest.
This document is incomplete; check out more current information in the README on Github and also extensive docs in the docs directory of that project
We generally meet once a week to work on the website/calendar. Ping the website crew to get details about our next meetup. All are welcome; coders, testers, content editors, visionaries, etc.
Shift uses Amazon’s AWS and Netlify to host our website. Chris/fool is currently paying for AWS but will eventually start submitting expenses to Shift for payment, so frugality in our hosting is a reasonable goal to save the org money.
Shift’s Domains are registered through Dotster and are hooked to fool’s credit card:
- shift2bikes.org
- shift2bikes.com
- shifttobikes.org
- shifttobikes.com
pedalpalooza.org has been transferred to the pedalpalooza org and is not managed by shift anymore.
Several people can potentially help with website or calendar problems, including chris (@fool), Josh (@carrythebanner), Andrew (@onewheelskyward) - but you should email bikecal@shift2bikes.org if you are interested in contributing or have a question or need tech support.
The calendar is written in Node.js, and talks to a MySQL database that is backed up semi-regularly.
This website and calendar are their own codebase in GitHub, which is free to join and use in any way that you might while collaborating with us on maintenance/development, and of course free to download!
Some of the old website/calendar codebase is in github here: https://github.com/shift-org/shift-docs/tree/033e75e35947c95246e63f932246a59ea5714c27/legacy
Finally, we use mxroute.com (account is in fool’s name) to handle mails to addresses@shift2bikes.org and you have to login there to set up new aliases (on this page). Josh/@carrythebanner and @fool have access to the admin account on this service and can diagnose problems with @shift2bikes.org emails.