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The Haskell ones tend to produce a lot of code: but we plan ahead on what to work on, and turn up with small teams. More info on how we do planning: http://www
by dons 16y ago
The Haskell ones tend to produce a lot of code: but we plan ahead on what to work on, and turn up with small teams.
More info on how we do planning: http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Hackathon http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Hackathon
- dwc 16y agoDid you ever attend an OpenBSD hackathon? I'm just curious.
- robryan 16y agoI guess it has a bit to do with the different focuses, at the foursquare event your likely to get people who are trying to grow a business, so networking will be a primary goal of theres and it is advantageous to them to show something more polished to get some attention for the project. A quick look at the Haskell page shows you guys are more focused on the language and supporting libraries themselves, which I assume most people are doing it out of love for the language and programming rather than any commercial gain.
- dons 16y agoThe focus is primarily about building open source infrastructure, so yep, for the love of code (though often informed by commercial need).
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- dasil003 16y agoArgh! It was last weekend at Hacker Dojo? I live downtown Mountain View, and learning Haskell is my pet project, how did I miss that?