Hackathon 'platform'
Posted by Barry Rowlingson on June 27, 2013
This in on the info list:
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On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 5:57 PM, Richard Murby <richard@challengepost.com> wrote:
I wondered if you have a platform to showcase the projects from the FOSS4G hackathon?
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On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 5:57 PM, Richard Murby <richard@challengepost.com> wrote:
I wondered if you have a platform to showcase the projects from the FOSS4G hackathon?
My company, ChallengePost, does and it's free for use at hackathons. We also have a large community we can help promote the hackathon (and the conference) to.
Can you let me know?
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I suspect he doesn't mean a stage platform. Maybe some of our hackathon veterans know what he's talking about, or find out, and can draft a response here.
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I suspect he doesn't mean a stage platform. Maybe some of our hackathon veterans know what he's talking about, or find out, and can draft a response here.
Comments
Ian Edwards on June 27, 2013:
If anyone in has a strong preference either way then let me know.
Otherwise I'll forward this to some of the people here who've ran quite a
few events and get their thoughts and then respond based on their feedback
of whether this would be useful.
Mark Iliffe on June 27, 2013:
Jo Cook on June 28, 2013:
If, as Mark says, it's about post-hackathon development then why not just use github or am I being stupid?
Steven Feldman on June 28, 2013: