Looks interesting (great partners!). However, I can't discover what exactly what we will be hacking on (I must note that I'm on IE8). Is any further information available?
The goal is to make the world better through hacking together with people from around the world. The guidelines of what 'tools' are open as we don't want to limit solutions to problems. The one guideline that is strict is that this is not a "build a business" hackathon. While that could be an outcome, judging will be based on solving real world problems for social good. (No, that means hacking a beer pong game to make parties better does not count) - Thanks so much for commenting!
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Looks interesting (great partners!). However, I can't discover what exactly what we will be hacking on (I must note that I'm on IE8). Is any further information available?
The goal is to make the world better through hacking together with people from around the world. The guidelines of what 'tools' are open as we don't want to limit solutions to problems. The one guideline that is strict is that this is not a "build a business" hackathon. While that could be an outcome, judging will be based on solving real world problems for social good. (No, that means hacking a beer pong game to make parties better does not count) - Thanks so much for commenting!
Some sample problems may be found from Random Hacks of Kindness, http://www.rhok.org/problems
Nice, have always wondered how I can use my superpower of programming for the good of mankind. Anyone knows what programmers have done earlier?
here's a link to what was created in the past hack4good http://bit.ly/16DiSGP