Add archive

_config.yml

@@ -2,5 +2,25 @@ title: birmingHack
 description: The University of Birmingham's premier hackathon
 url: birminghack.com
 
+menu:
+  - name: Archive
+    link: /archive/2026
+    children:
+      - name: 2026
+        link: /archive/2026/
+      - name: 2025
+        link: /archive/2025/
+  - name: Schedule
+    link: /#schedule
+  - name: Sponsors
+    link: /#sponsors
+  - name: Partners
+    link: /#partners
+  - name: FAQs
+    link: /#faqs
+  - name: Tickets
+    link: /#tickets
+
 include: ["_redirects"]
-keep_files: ["_redirects"]
+keep_files: ["_redirects"]
+

_data/2025.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,172 @@
+event:
+  date: "22nd - 23rd March 2025"
+  location: "School of Computer Science, University of Birmingham"
+  edition: 1.0
+  attendees: 77
+  ticket_sales: 100
+  devpost_link: https://birminghack.devpost.com
+  photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/E3HaGZnapawYx9V88
+schedule:
+  events:
+    - day: Saturday
+      events:
+      - time: "09:00"
+        title: Registration
+      - time: "11:00"
+        title: Opening ceremony
+      - time: "12:00"
+        title: Hacking begins
+      - time: "12:05"
+        title: Team building
+      - time: "13:00"
+        title: Lunch
+      - time: "14:00"
+        title: AFNOM mini-CTF launch 
+      - time: "14:30"
+        title: Neuphonic workshop
+      - time: "16:00"
+        title: Sai's git workshop
+      - time: "17:30"
+        title: Chess tournament (qualifiers)
+      - time: "18:30"
+        title: Dinner
+      - time: "21:00"
+        title: Chess tournament (finals)
+      - time: "22:00"
+        title: Cup stacking
+    - day: Sunday
+      events:
+      - time: "00:00"
+        title: Midnight movie screening
+      - time: "08:00"
+        title: Breakfast
+      - time: "11:00"
+        title: Devpost registration deadline
+      - time: "12:00"
+        title: Hacking ends
+      - time: "12:15"
+        title: Lunch
+      - time: "13:00"
+        title: Judging begins
+      - time: "15:00"
+        title: Closing ceremony
+      - time: "17:00"
+        title: Doors close
+  final: true
+  notes: "birmingHack takes place over both days of the weekend. The event will end no later than 5pm on Sunday."
+show_sponsors: true
+sponsors:
+  - tier: gold
+    size: 140
+    sponsors:
+      - name: Neuphonic
+        logo: /assets/neuphonic-logo.png
+        colour: "ffffff"
+        url: https://neuphonic.com/
+  - tier: silver
+    size: 70
+    sponsors:
+      - name: Valyfy
+        logo: /assets/valyfy-logo.jpg
+        colour: "ffffff"
+        url: https://valyfy.com
+  - tier: bronze
+    size: 30
+    sponsors:
+      - name: Majestic
+        logo: /assets/majestic-logo.png
+        colour: "2A556D"
+        height: 60
+        url: https://majestic.com
+      - name: The Trade Desk
+        logo: /assets/the-trade-desk-logo.jpg
+        colour: "ffffff"
+        url: https://www.thetradedesk.com/uk
+      - name: Kainos
+        logo: /assets/kainos-logo.png
+        colour: "ffffff"
+        url: https://kainos.com
+partners:
+  - name: CSS
+    logo: /assets/css-logo-colour-crop.png
+    colour: "2f3c63"
+    url: https://cssbham.com
+  - name: AFNOM
+    logo: /assets/afnom-logo.png
+    colour: "000000"
+    url: https://afnom.net
+  - name: AlgoSoc
+    logo: /assets/algosoc-logo-colour.png
+    colour: "0B0000"
+    url: "https://www.guildofstudents.com/organisation/algosoc/"
+  - name: Games Development Society
+    logo: /assets/gds-logo-colour.png
+    colour: "fff"
+    url: "https://www.guildofstudents.com/organisation/gamesdevelopment/"
+  - name: Guild of Students
+    logo: /assets/gos-logo-colour.png
+    colour: "eee"
+    url: https://guildofstudents.com
+  - name: The University of Birmingham School of Computer Science
+    logo: /assets/uob-logo-colour.png
+    colour: "eee"
+    url: https://www.cs.bham.ac.uk
+faqs:
+  - question: What's a hackathon?
+    answer: |
+      A hackathon is a programming competition where you work in a team to create a project in a short amount of time. 
+      It's a great way to learn new skills, meet new people, and have fun!
+
+  - question: How much does it cost?
+    answer: 
+      Absolutely nothing! birmingHack is free to attend, you just need to register a ticket when they become available.
+      Food will also be provided for all attendees.
+
+  - question: Who can attend?
+    answer: |
+      birmingHack is open to all students aged 18+ at the University of Birmingham, regardless of your course or experience level. 
+      Please note that for this inaugural event, we are only able to accept students from the University of Birmingham; for future 
+      events, we hope to open up to students from other UK universities.
+
+  - question: When will tickets be available?
+    answer: |
+      Tickets are now available! See above for the link to the registration.
+
+  - question: Why should I attend?
+    answer: |
+      Because it's fun! If you've ever thought about attending a hackathon before, then birmingHack is a great entry point.
+      Plus, it's free ;)
+
+  - question: Do I need loads of experience to participate?
+    answer: |
+      Not at all! birmingHack is a great place to learn, and we will have workshops and people available to help you out.
+
+  - question: What should I bring?
+    answer: |
+      You should bring your laptop, a charger, any other hardware you need, and your student ID. 
+      Please note there will not be any hardware available to borrow at the event, nor can we permit soldering equipment inside the building.
+
+  - question: How do I get there?
+    answer: |
+      birmingHack is held at the School of Computer Science at the University of Birmingham. 
+      This is located next to University station, and is referred to as Y9 on university maps.
+
+  - question: How large can my team be?
+    answer: |
+      Teams can be up to 4 people to be eligible for prizes. 
+
+  - question: What if I don't have a team?
+    answer: |
+      No problem! We will have a team building session at the start of the event to help you find one.
+
+  - question: When can I start working on my project?
+    answer: |
+      You can start working on your project as soon as hacking begins at 12:00 on Saturday.
+      You're welcome to come up with ideas before then, but we ask you do not start working on your project before this time.
+
+  - question: How does judging work?
+    answer: |
+      You may submit your project to as many categories as you want on Devpost. 
+      After hacking ends, you will demo your project to specific judges from the categories you entered, and a winner
+      for each category will be selected.
+

_data/2026.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,155 @@
+event:
+  date: "14th - 15th March 2026"
+  location: "School of Computer Science, University of Birmingham"
+  edition: 2.0
+  attendees: 106
+  ticket_sales: 160
+  devpost_link: https://birminghack2.devpost.com
+  photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/BMMvjKDU8wvsRGsd9
+schedule:
+  events:
+    - day: Saturday
+      events:
+      - time: "09:00"
+        title: Registration
+      - time: "11:00"
+        title: Opening ceremony
+      - time: "12:00"
+        title: Hacking begins
+      - time: "12:05"
+        title: Team building
+      - time: "13:00"
+        title: Lunch
+      - time: "14:00"
+        title: AFNOM Mini-CTF kick-off
+      - time: "15:30"
+        title: Chess Tournament
+      - time: "17:45"
+        title: Paper Airplane contest
+      - time: "18:30"
+        title: Dinner
+      - time: "20:00"
+        title: Cup Stacking
+    - day: Sunday
+      events:
+      - time: "00:00"
+        title: Midnight movie screening
+      - time: "07:00"
+        title: Morning Walk
+      - time: "07:00"
+        title: Chinese GP Screening
+      - time: "08:00"
+        title: Breakfast
+      - time: "10:00"
+        title: Devpost Office Hour(s)
+      - time: "12:00"
+        title: Hacking ends
+      - time: "12:15"
+        title: Lunch
+      - time: "13:00"
+        title: Judging begins
+      - time: "15:00"
+        title: Closing ceremony
+      - time: "17:00"
+        title: Doors close
+  final: true
+  notes: "birmingHack takes place over both days of the weekend. The event will end no later than 5pm on Sunday."
+tickets:
+  released: true
+  link: https://ti.to/birminghack/2
+  available: false
+show_sponsors: false
+sponsors:
+  - tier: gold
+    size: 140
+    sponsors:
+  - tier: silver
+    size: 70
+    sponsors:
+  - tier: bronze
+    size: 30
+    sponsors:
+partners:
+  - name: CSS
+    logo: /assets/css-logo-colour-crop.png
+    colour: "2f3c63"
+    url: https://cssbham.com
+  - name: HackathonsUK
+    logo: /assets/huk-logo-colour.png
+    colour: "eee"
+    url: https://www.hackathons.org.uk
+  - name: AFNOM
+    logo: /assets/afnom-logo.png
+    colour: "000000"
+    url: https://afnom.net
+  - name: AlgoSoc
+    logo: /assets/algosoc-logo-colour.png
+    colour: "0B0000"
+    url: "https://www.guildofstudents.com/organisation/algosoc/"
+  - name: Guild of Students
+    logo: /assets/gos-logo-colour.png
+    colour: "eee"
+    url: https://guildofstudents.com
+  - name: The University of Birmingham School of Computer Science
+    logo: /assets/uob-logo-colour.png
+    colour: "eee"
+    url: https://www.cs.bham.ac.uk
+faqs:
+  - question: What's a hackathon?
+    answer: |
+      A hackathon is a programming competition where you work in a team to create a project in a short amount of time. 
+      It's a great way to learn new skills, meet new people, and have fun!
+
+  - question: How much does it cost?
+    answer: 
+      Absolutely nothing! birmingHack is free to attend, you just need to register a ticket when they become available.
+      Food will also be provided for all attendees.
+
+  - question: Who can attend?
+    answer: |
+      birmingHack is open to all students aged 18+ at the University of Birmingham, regardless of your course or experience level. 
+      Please note that for this inaugural event, we are only able to accept students from the University of Birmingham; for future 
+      events, we hope to open up to students from other UK universities.
+
+  - question: When will tickets be available?
+    answer: |
+      Tickets are now available! See above for the link to the registration.
+
+  - question: Why should I attend?
+    answer: |
+      Because it's fun! If you've ever thought about attending a hackathon before, then birmingHack is a great entry point.
+      Plus, it's free ;)
+
+  - question: Do I need loads of experience to participate?
+    answer: |
+      Not at all! birmingHack is a great place to learn, and we will have workshops and people available to help you out.
+
+  - question: What should I bring?
+    answer: |
+      You should bring your laptop, a charger, any other hardware you need, and your student ID. 
+      Please note there will not be any hardware available to borrow at the event, nor can we permit soldering equipment inside the building.
+
+  - question: How do I get there?
+    answer: |
+      birmingHack is held at the School of Computer Science at the University of Birmingham. 
+      This is located next to University station, and is referred to as Y9 on university maps.
+
+  - question: How large can my team be?
+    answer: |
+      Teams can be up to 4 people to be eligible for prizes. 
+
+  - question: What if I don't have a team?
+    answer: |
+      No problem! We will have a team building session at the start of the event to help you find one.
+
+  - question: When can I start working on my project?
+    answer: |
+      You can start working on your project as soon as hacking begins at 12:00 on Saturday.
+      You're welcome to come up with ideas before then, but we ask you do not start working on your project before this time.
+
+  - question: How does judging work?
+    answer: |
+      You may submit your project to as many categories as you want on Devpost. 
+      After hacking ends, you will demo your project to specific judges from the categories you entered, and a winner
+      for each category will be selected.
+

_includes/countdown.js

@@ -1,9 +1,25 @@
-const countDownDate = new Date("{{ include.date }}").getTime();
+const startDate = new Date("{{ include.date }}").getTime();
+const endDate = new Date(startDate + 60 * 60 * 24 * 1000);
+const edition = "{{ include.edition }}";
 
 document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
     (function updateTimer() {
         let now = new Date().getTime();
-        let distance = countDownDate - now;
+        let distance = startDate - now;
+        let inPast = false;
+        let current = false;
+        if(distance < 0) {
+            // time is after startDate
+            distance = endDate - now;
+            if(distance < 0) {
+                inPast = true;
+                distance = Math.abs(distance);
+            }else {
+                current = true;
+            }
+        }
+
+
         let days = Math.floor(distance / (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24));
         let hours = Math.floor((distance % (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24)) / (1000 * 60 * 60));
         let minutes = Math.floor((distance % (1000 * 60 * 60)) / (1000 * 60));
@@ -14,6 +30,14 @@ document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
         document.getElementById("minutes").children[0].innerHTML = String(minutes).padStart(2, '0');
         document.getElementById("seconds").children[0].innerHTML = String(seconds).padStart(2, '0');
 
+        if(current) {
+            document.getElementById("timer-text").children[0].innerHTML = "until birmingHack " + edition + " ends!";
+        }
+
+        if(inPast) {
+            document.getElementById("timer-text").children[0].innerHTML = "since birmingHack " + edition + " ended!";
+        }
+
         if (distance >= 0) {
             setTimeout(updateTimer, 1000)
         }