Merge pull request #119 from SwiftServerConf/add-babeth

Add Babeth's talk
SwiftServerConf · Aug 29, 2024 · ffcfee6 · ffcfee6
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diff --git a/Resources/App/Images/speakers/babeth-velghe.jpg b/Resources/App/Images/speakers/babeth-velghe.jpg
diff --git a/Sources/Conference/Components/Schedule.swift b/Sources/Conference/Components/Schedule.swift
@@ -123,8 +123,7 @@ struct Schedule: Component {
                                            }
                                            TableRow {
                                                TableCell("14:30 - 14:45").class("text-center font-weight-bold")
-                                            //    createTalkRow(speaker: AllSpeakers.speakers[13])
-                                               Text("To Be Announced")
+                                               createTalkRow(speakerName: "Babeth Velghe")
                                            }
                                            TableRow {
                                                TableCell("14:45 - 15:00").class("text-center font-weight-bold")

diff --git a/Sources/Conference/Models/Speaker.swift b/Sources/Conference/Models/Speaker.swift
@@ -145,6 +145,11 @@ struct AllSpeakers {
             website: "http://binarybirds.com/",
             bio: "Tibor Bödecs is a seasoned software developer specializing in Swift on the server and backend technologies. He is the author of the popular book “Practical Server Side Swift,” which provides a comprehensive guide to the Vapor framework. Currently, Tibor is the CEO of Binary Birds, a company dedicated to server-side Swift development and consulting. As a member of the Swift Server Workgroup (SSWG), he regularly publishes insightful articles on swiftonserver.com, collaborating with fellow SSWG member Joannis Orlandos. Outside of work, Tibor loves metal music, plays the guitar, and has a passion for traveling, especially exploring Southeast Asia.",
             talkIDs: [4]), 
+        Speaker(
+            name: "Babeth Velghe",
+            role: "Student",
+            bio: "A student with a passion for coding, who recently delved into Swift programming. For her bachelor thesis, she explored the Swift OpenAPI Generator.",
+            talkIDs: [16]), 
         Speaker(
             name: "Franz Busch",
             role: "Software Engineer",

diff --git a/Sources/Conference/Models/Talk.swift b/Sources/Conference/Models/Talk.swift
@@ -169,5 +169,10 @@ struct AllTalks {
                 Paragraph("We’ll see how Swift SDKs can help us to build binaries for several popular Linux distributions, and even build statically-linked binaries with no runtime dependencies. We’ll take a quick look at the contents of the generated container image.Finally, we’ll show how a command plugin ties the whole process together into a single command.")
             },
             speakerNames: ["Euan Harris"]),
+        Talk(
+            id: 16, 
+            title: "Stop worrying about routes with OpenAPI Generator", 
+            description: "OpenAPI specifications can be used to generate code on both the client and the server saving you time when building front-end apps and backends. In this talk, we’ll discuss how the OpenAPI generator can be used to create Swift application code from an OpenAPI spec. You’ll learn how to write an OpenAPI spec, how to use the plugin to generator client code for iOS applications and how to generate routes for a Vapor application. You’ll see how easy it is to plug everything together and quickly build a working app with networking. Finally there will be an exploration into its potential for production readiness.",
+            speakerNames: ["Babeth Velghe"]),
     ]
 }