feat: 2026 edition

[anyulled]

2026 Edition, to be featured in June at the World Trade Center, Barcelona.

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Summary of Changes

Hello @anyulled, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request primarily focuses on preparing the conference website for the 2026 edition by establishing its core structure and data. A major architectural improvement involves refactoring the routing system to be dynamic and scalable, allowing for easier management of content across multiple conference years. Additionally, a complete set of new home page components, including interactive FAQ and sponsor sections, has been added for the 2025 edition, serving as a robust template for future years. These changes collectively enhance the site's maintainability, flexibility, and user experience for upcoming events.

Highlights

• New 2026 Edition Setup: The pull request introduces the foundational structure for the 2026 conference edition, including a new 2026.json data file and updates to the main HomeWrapper to reference this new edition. This sets up the site for the upcoming year's content.
• Dynamic Route Configuration: A significant refactoring of the application's routing system has been implemented. Instead of hardcoding routes in App.tsx, a new dynamic configuration system (routeConfig.ts, yearRoutes.ts) now manages all routes, making it easier to add or modify routes for different conference editions.
• Updated Navigation Logic: The Navigation component has been enhanced to dynamically select navigation items based on the current year in the URL. This includes new navigation data for both the 2025 and 2026 editions, improving the multi-year support of the website.
• New 2025 Home Page Components: A comprehensive set of new components for the 2025 home page has been added, including HomeWrapper2025, ActionButtons, Faqs (with FaqsData and FaqsCard), Sponsors (with various sponsor categories like BasicSponsor, PremiumSponsors, Communities, MediaPartners, Supporters, TopSponsors), and related styling and utility files. These components provide a rich and interactive experience for the 2025 edition.
• Centralized Lazy Loading: A new lazyComponents.ts utility file has been introduced to centralize all lazy-loaded components, categorizing them into shared and year-specific exports. This improves code organization and simplifies component imports across the application.

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Code Review

This pull request effectively prepares the application for the 2026 conference edition by archiving the 2025 content and refactoring the routing system. The move to a centralized, configuration-based routing is a significant enhancement for maintainability. I've identified a critical syntax error and a few other areas for improvement regarding code clarity, consistency, and minor UI formatting. Overall, this is a solid update that greatly improves the project's structure.

[jonathanvila]

1. Corregir el numero de dias. Solo seran 2
2. Why to participate : Eliminar los lenguajes que no incluimos > Rust, Go
3. What is DevBcn : anadir AI
4. Eliminar accommodation options