Rename the community, update URLs, etc

Author: ivanreese

README.md

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
-# Future of Coding Wiki
+# Feeling of Computing Wiki
 
-Welcome to the Future of Coding Wiki!
+Welcome to the Feeling of Computing Wiki!
 
-We'll use this wiki to collect all sorts of references, projects, concepts, realizations, and other such bits of endearingly valuable knowledge that are surfaced by discussions in [our community](https://futureofcoding.org/community).
+We'll use this wiki to collect all sorts of references, projects, concepts, realizations, and other such bits of endearingly valuable knowledge that are surfaced by discussions in [our community](https://feelingof.com/community).
 
 ## Contributing
 
 Everyone is welcome to contribute. Please feel free to edit _anything in the repo_ at any time in any way, and then submit a PR.
 
-For more guidance, see the [Contributing](https://wiki.futureofcoding.org/contributing) page.
+For more guidance, see the [Contributing](https://wiki.feelingof.com/contributing) page.
 
 ## Build Scripts
 

assets/202408-problems.html

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 
 <h2>Finding our Neighbors, Step 2</h2>
 
-<a href="https://futureofcoding.slack.com/archives/C5T9GPWFL/p1722547627788149">Thread of problem statements</a>
+<a href="https://feelingofcomputing.slack.com/archives/C5T9GPWFL/p1722547627788149">Thread of problem statements</a>
 
 <p>
 If you haven't yet, first contribute a problem statement.

build/build.coffee

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ if you have any questions, feel free to ask Ivan. he loves talking about coffee
 
 
 ###
-Future of Coding Wiki
+Feeling of Computing Wiki
 CoffeeScript Build Script
 
 This is the reference implementation for the build script.
@@ -371,7 +371,7 @@ for pageName, page of pages
   html = html.replace /\s*{{page}}/, page.html
 
   # Replace the string {{all}} with links to all pages
-  html = html.replaceAll "{{all}}", (li "<a href=\"#{p.url}\">#{p.data.title}</a>" for _, p of pages when p.data.title not in ["404", "All Pages", "Search", "Future of Coding Wiki"]).join "\n"
+  html = html.replaceAll "{{all}}", (li "<a href=\"#{p.url}\">#{p.data.title}</a>" for _, p of pages when p.data.title not in ["404", "All Pages", "Search", "Feeling of Computing Wiki"]).join "\n"
 
   # Finally, write the page content to the destination path.
   writeFile page.destPath, html

build/layout.html

@@ -11,14 +11,14 @@
 
     <header>
       <a id="logo" href="/">
-        <img alt="Future of Coding" width="300" height="300" src="/wiki.svg">
+        <img alt="Feeling of Computing" width="300" height="300" src="/wiki.svg">
       </a>
       <nav>
-        <a id="edit" href="https://github.com/futureofcoding/wiki/edit/main/{{path}}">
+        <a id="edit" href="https://github.com/feelingofcomputing/wiki/edit/main/{{path}}">
           <span>Edit This Page</span>
           <img width="14" height="13" src="/edit.svg" alt="">
         </a>
-        <a href="https://github.com/futureofcoding/wiki/commits/main/{{path}}">History of This Page</a>
+        <a href="https://github.com/feelingofcomputing/wiki/commits/main/{{path}}">History of This Page</a>
         <a href="/all">All Pages</a>
         <a href="/search">Search</a>
       </nav>
@@ -42,9 +42,9 @@
       </a>
     </p>
     <p>
-      Built by the <a href="https://futureofcoding.org">Future of Coding</a> community.
+      Built by the <a href="https://feelingof.com">Feeling of Computing</a> community.
     </p>
-    <a class="initials" href="https://futureofcoding.org">
+    <a class="initials" href="https://feelingof.com">
       <img alt="" width="40" height="40" src="/initials.svg">
     </a>
   </footer>

pages/404.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: 404
 
 <div>
   <p>This page doesn't exist.</p>
-  <a id="new" href="https://github.com/futureofcoding/wiki/new/main/pages?filename=My-file-name.md&value=---%0Atitle:%20A%20New%20Page%0Acontributors:%20Your%20Name%0A---">Create it on GitHub?</a>
+  <a id="new" href="https://github.com/feelingofcomputing/wiki/new/main/pages?filename=My-file-name.md&value=---%0Atitle:%20A%20New%20Page%0Acontributors:%20Your%20Name%0A---">Create it on GitHub?</a>
 </div>
 
 <style>
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ title: 404
   // Turn `kebab-case` or `camel_case` or `whatever+this+is` into `Nice Title Case`
   let name = filename.split(/[-_+]/g).map(w => w[0].toUpperCase() + w.slice(1)).join(" ");
   // Update the `Edit This Page` and `Create It On GitHub` links to pre-populate a new page with the correct filename and title
-  ["edit", "new"].forEach((id) => document.getElementById(id).href = `https://github.com/futureofcoding/wiki/new/main/pages?filename=${filename}.md&value=---%0Atitle:%20${encodeURI(name)}%0Acontributors:%20Your%20Name%0A---`);
+  ["edit", "new"].forEach((id) => document.getElementById(id).href = `https://github.com/feelingofcomputing/wiki/new/main/pages?filename=${filename}.md&value=---%0Atitle:%20${encodeURI(name)}%0Acontributors:%20Your%20Name%0A---`);
   // Give the `Edit This Page` button a nicer label
   document.querySelector("#edit span").textContent = "Create Page"
 </script>

pages/bret-victor.md

@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ The point of listing those here is not just to mirror what's on Bret's site, but
 
 ## On the podcast
 
-[26: Glen Chiacchieri](https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/026)
+[26: Glen Chiacchieri](https://feelingof.com/episodes/026)
 
-[60: Magic Ink](https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/060)
+[60: Magic Ink](https://feelingof.com/episodes/060)
 
-[71: Elephant in the room](https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/071)
+[71: Elephant in the room](https://feelingof.com/episodes/071)
 
 ## Threads from our archives with interesting comments or call-outs
 

pages/collaboration.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: Collaboration in the Community
 contributors: Kartik Agaram, Ivan Reese
 ---
 
-Many people who join our community are steadily working away at their own "future of coding"-esq project, and delight in finding a place to talk about their discoveries, or their frustrations. There's a sense of camaraderie — we share this desire to do new things with (or to) our computers, whether that's breaking them apart and rebuilding them, or just scratching this one pernicious itch.
+Many people who join our community are steadily working away at their own "feeling of computing"-esq project, and delight in finding a place to talk about their discoveries, or their frustrations. There's a sense of camaraderie — we share this desire to do new things with (or to) our computers, whether that's breaking them apart and rebuilding them, or just scratching this one pernicious itch.
 
 We like to encourage collaboration of all sorts among our members. That could mean joining up to work on a single codebase together, or sharing early demos and offering constructive feedback.
 
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Let's collect some nice examples of the sorts of collaboration taking place.
 
 [This wiki](/), naturally, is a collaborative project run by members of the community. There are also a few other-meta projects that seek to foster collaboration.
 
-The [Project Comparison](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12sTu7RT-s_QlAupY1v-3DfI1Mm9NEX5YMWWTDAKHLfc/edit) Google Sheet catalogs Future of Coding projects in and around the community. It's not an exhaustive listing, but it does provide an interesting starting point to see who here is working on what, plus a few projects elsewhere that might be of interest to our members. If you’re looking for a project to contribute to, this is one place to explore your options. If you are working on a project, you may edit the spreadsheet to add your project (please stick to the existing format).
+The [Project Comparison](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12sTu7RT-s_QlAupY1v-3DfI1Mm9NEX5YMWWTDAKHLfc/edit) Google Sheet catalogs Feeling of Computing projects in and around the community. It's not an exhaustive listing, but it does provide an interesting starting point to see who here is working on what, plus a few projects elsewhere that might be of interest to our members. If you’re looking for a project to contribute to, this is one place to explore your options. If you are working on a project, you may edit the spreadsheet to add your project (please stick to the existing format).
 
 # Discussions
 

pages/contributing.md

@@ -4,30 +4,30 @@ title: Contributing
 
 ### Everyone is welcome to add and edit any part of the wiki.
 
-Below are some brief instructions for editing the wiki. But note well: this wiki is fledgling. We're still figuring out how it should work. If any of these instructions don't make sense, or if you have other questions, head to the **#present-company** channel in [our Slack](https://futureofcoding.org/community) and let us know.
+Below are some brief instructions for editing the wiki. But note well: this wiki is fledgling. We're still figuring out how it should work. If any of these instructions don't make sense, or if you have other questions, head to the **#present-company** channel in [our Slack](https://feelingof.com/community) and let us know.
 
-When you click the "Edit this page" button, you'll be launched over to the [GitHub repo](http://github.com/futureofcoding/wiki) for the wiki, with an editor for the current page. Make whatever changes you like, then submit a pull request — we'll merge it ASAP.
+When you click the "Edit this page" button, you'll be launched over to the [GitHub repo](http://github.com/feelingofcomputing/wiki) for the wiki, with an editor for the current page. Make whatever changes you like, then submit a pull request — we'll merge it ASAP.
 
-If you'd like to add a new page, here's a handy tip. In your browser, go to the URL that you'd like your new page to have (eg: [wiki.futureofcoding.org/my-new-page](https://wiki.futureofcoding.org/my-new-page)). You'll be given a link to create this new page on Github with a pre-populated template and filename.
+If you'd like to add a new page, here's a handy tip. In your browser, go to the URL that you'd like your new page to have (eg: [wiki.feelingof.com/my-new-page](https://wiki.feelingof.com/my-new-page)). You'll be given a link to create this new page on Github with a pre-populated template and filename.
 
 We use a subset of Markdown called [[Tonedown]], which keeps the `.md` extension but removes some lesser-used features for the sake of simplicity.
 
 Each page begins with some "frontmatter" enclosed by triple dashes, followed by the page content. Here's an example:
 
 ```
 ---
-title: Future of Coding (Podcast)
+title: Feeling of Computing (Podcast)
 contributors: Ivan Reese, Kartik Agaram
 ---
 
-The FoC community has [a podcast](futureofcoding.org/episodes) hosted by Ivan Reese, Jimmy Miller, and Lu Wilson.
+The FoC community has [a podcast](feelingof.com/episodes) hosted by Ivan Reese, Jimmy Miller, and Lu Wilson.
 ```
 
 The filename of each page is used for the URL, so keep that filename consistent with the title. For the example above, a good filename would be `future-of-coding-podcast.md`, so that the URL would be `/future-of-coding-podcast`.
 
 When you edit a page, you're welcome to add your name to the list of contributors, if you'd like.
 
-Please note that all contributions are public domain, and subject to our [Code of Conduct](https://github.com/futureofcoding/code-of-conduct). We have a very low tolerance for self-promotion of products or companies. When in doubt, talk to us on [Slack](https://futureofcoding.org/community).
+Please note that all contributions are public domain, and subject to our [Code of Conduct](https://github.com/feelingofcomputing/code-of-conduct). We have a very low tolerance for self-promotion of products or companies. When in doubt, talk to us on [Slack](https://feelingof.com/community).
 
 ---
 
@@ -36,4 +36,4 @@ Please note that all contributions are public domain, and subject to our [Code o
   * This is in contrast to the discussion form (Slack for now, but eventually something web native)
   * Exception — if users have their own "profile pages", then it'd make sense to sort of treat that as a more personal space.
 * It would be great to have a way to add annotations/comments to passages of text, to signal diverging opinions — like `hypothes.is`, but native to our medium
-* 
+*

pages/feeling-of-computing.md

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+---
+title: Feeling of Computing
+---
+
+The Feeling of Computing community was started back in 2017 to channel a recent groundswell of desire to revisit the foundations our industry and practice, looking for underexplored alternatives to the status quo. Swirling in the air were revolutionary talks by Alan Kay, essays by Bret Victor, and projects like Eve and Elm and Enso. Indie researchers like [Andy Matuschak](andymatuschak.org), [Hundred Rabbits](100r.co/), and [Ink & Switch](inkandswitch.com) were surging in popularity. At the same time, the software ecosystems controlled by Apple, Google, and Microsoft increasingly seemed less like bicycles for the mind and more like department stores for the disinclined.
+
+This community is a worldwide collective of computing enthusiasts, academic researchers, startup founders, indie tinkerers, and quite a few curious onlookers. Members host regular meetups in London, NYC, and online, with smaller gatherings scattered across the globe.
+
+There is no unifying thesis or mission. Rather, we all share an interest in considering why things got to be the way they are, and where we might like them to go from here. Some members are enthusiastic about tools like visual programming, type systems, or omniscient debugging. Others raise awareness of the human factors that contribute to our software malaise, such as the awful lack of diversity in tech or the err of attending to social issues with technical solutions. An especially zealous cohort even want to rip everything down to the foundation and start over, bless their ambitious hearts.
+
+The community is open and welcoming to all. We invite you to join our deep discussions, enjoy our infrequently-published but lovingly crafted [podcast](https://feelingof.com/episodes), and [[contribute|Contributing]] to this wiki.

pages/future-of-coding.md

@@ -2,10 +2,4 @@
 title: Future of Coding
 ---
 
-The Future of Coding community was started back in 2017 to channel a recent groundswell of desire to revisit the foundations our industry and practice, looking for underexplored alternatives to the status quo. Swirling in the air were revolutionary talks by Alan Kay, essays by Bret Victor, and projects like Eve and Elm and Enso. Indie researchers like [Andy Matuschak](andymatuschak.org), [Hundred Rabbits](100r.co/), and [Ink & Switch](inkandswitch.com) were surging in popularity. At the same time, the software ecosystems controlled by Apple, Google, and Microsoft increasingly seemed less like bicycles for the mind and more like department stores for the disinclined.
-
-This community is a worldwide collective of computing enthusiasts, academic researchers, startup founders, indie tinkerers, and quite a few curious onlookers. Members host regular meetups in London, NYC, and online, with smaller gatherings scattered across the globe.
-
-There is no unifying thesis or mission. Rather, we all share an interest in considering why things got to be the way they are, and where we might like them to go from here. Some members are enthusiastic about tools like visual programming, type systems, or omniscient debugging. Others raise awareness of the human factors that contribute to our software malaise, such as the awful lack of diversity in tech or the err of attending to social issues with technical solutions. An especially zealous cohort even want to rip everything down to the foundation and start over, bless their ambitious hearts.
-
-The community is open and welcoming to all. We invite you to join our deep discussions, enjoy our infrequently-published but lovingly crafted [podcast](https://futureofcoding.org/episodes), and [[contribute|Contributing]] to this wiki.
+This was the original name of the community, but it's now known as [[Feeling of Computing]].