Library Cataloging
Hackfest 2005, associated with the Access conference (Edmonton, Alberta, Oct. 17) needs projects! A roomful of library geeks stand ready to realize your dream application! (Or at least come as close to it as possible in a day's work). Please submit a brief description of your idea.
Hackfest is a "collaborative effort to solve real world library problems using freely available tools". Projects can be large or small, easy or difficult. Results are not in any way guaranteed, but are likely to range from clever-but-unfinished to surprisingly-useful to no-one-chose-this-project.
More information about Hackfest 2005.
Results from previous hackfests:
- Digital Public Library Of America
Digital Public Library of America meeting and hackfest in Northern Virginia. On December 6, 2012, the Digital Public Library of America will have two concurrent and interwoven events at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason...
- Hackfest Seeks Suggestions
Hackfest, a prelude to Access 2010, is looking for suggestions for projects. Have a tech need, maybe here is the place to get something done.On October 13th, a very special event is happening: the Access Hackfest. A tradition since Access 2002, the Hackfest...
- Hackfest 2003
Seen at usr/lib/infoYou are all cordially invited to participate in the Access 2003 Hackfest, the second incarnation of what proved last year to be an exciting new highlight of an always exceptional conference.This year's Hackfest brings a new format:...
- Conference
The Access 2003 Conference is coming up on Oct. 1 to 4 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Access is one of the premier technical conferences for libraries.The theme for this year's conference is "Extending Our Abilities", focusing on using technologies...
- Librarylookup
Lots of work continues on the LibraryLookup bookmarklet. Over at usr/lib/info there is a question about if it should be written in JavaScript. The work of Hackfest is still appearing....
Library Cataloging
Hackfest 2005
Hackfest 2005, associated with the Access conference (Edmonton, Alberta, Oct. 17) needs projects! A roomful of library geeks stand ready to realize your dream application! (Or at least come as close to it as possible in a day's work). Please submit a brief description of your idea.
Hackfest is a "collaborative effort to solve real world library problems using freely available tools". Projects can be large or small, easy or difficult. Results are not in any way guaranteed, but are likely to range from clever-but-unfinished to surprisingly-useful to no-one-chose-this-project.
More information about Hackfest 2005.
Results from previous hackfests:
- Hackfest 2002Hackfest 2003Hackfest 2004
- Digital Public Library Of America
Digital Public Library of America meeting and hackfest in Northern Virginia. On December 6, 2012, the Digital Public Library of America will have two concurrent and interwoven events at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason...
- Hackfest Seeks Suggestions
Hackfest, a prelude to Access 2010, is looking for suggestions for projects. Have a tech need, maybe here is the place to get something done.On October 13th, a very special event is happening: the Access Hackfest. A tradition since Access 2002, the Hackfest...
- Hackfest 2003
Seen at usr/lib/infoYou are all cordially invited to participate in the Access 2003 Hackfest, the second incarnation of what proved last year to be an exciting new highlight of an always exceptional conference.This year's Hackfest brings a new format:...
- Conference
The Access 2003 Conference is coming up on Oct. 1 to 4 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Access is one of the premier technical conferences for libraries.The theme for this year's conference is "Extending Our Abilities", focusing on using technologies...
- Librarylookup
Lots of work continues on the LibraryLookup bookmarklet. Over at usr/lib/info there is a question about if it should be written in JavaScript. The work of Hackfest is still appearing....