HackOff - Revision history

Grantmcleannetnz at 22:22, 26 January 2010

Grantmcleannetnz — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 22:22:42 GMT

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		+	The results of the HackOff event are available on the [http://wellington.pm.org/articles/hackoff2010/ wellington.pm site]. If you missed the event, you can download the questions from that page and try them yourself.
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		+	===Original Announcement ...===
	Remember when coding was fun? Before you got bogged down with UML diagrams, architecture planning meetings, spec documents, unit tests and user documentation? For one evening, we'll take you back to how coding was meant to be - see a problem, solve it, move on. The first team to solve all the problems will be declared the winners and will receive the adulation of their peers (who knows, there may even be a prize).		Remember when coding was fun? Before you got bogged down with UML diagrams, architecture planning meetings, spec documents, unit tests and user documentation? For one evening, we'll take you back to how coding was meant to be - see a problem, solve it, move on. The first team to solve all the problems will be declared the winners and will receive the adulation of their peers (who knows, there may even be a prize).

Andrewlca2010orgnz at 00:36, 6 January 2010

Andrewlca2010orgnz — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 00:36:11 GMT

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	Remember when coding was fun? Before you got bogged down with UML diagrams, architecture planning meetings, spec documents, unit tests and user documentation? For one evening, we'll take you back to how coding was meant to be - see a problem, solve it, move on. The first team to solve all the problems will be declared the winners and will receive the adulation of their peers (who knows, there may even be a prize).		Remember when coding was fun? Before you got bogged down with UML diagrams, architecture planning meetings, spec documents, unit tests and user documentation? For one evening, we'll take you back to how coding was meant to be - see a problem, solve it, move on. The first team to solve all the problems will be declared the winners and will receive the adulation of their peers (who knows, there may even be a prize).
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		+	For more information see: http://wellington.pm.org/hackoff/

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Susannelca2010orgnz at 00:27, 6 January 2010

Susannelca2010orgnz — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 00:27:25 GMT

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-	<td>Date:</td> <td>Wednesday 20 January 2010</td>	+	<td><b>Date:</b></td> <td>Wednesday 20 January 2010</td>
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-	<td>Time:</td> <td>6:00 pm</td>	+	<td><b>Time:</b></td> <td>6:00 pm</td>
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-	<td>Room:</td> <td>Civic Suites 1 & 2</td>	+	<td><b>Room:</b></td> <td>Civic Suites 1 & 2</td>
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Susannelca2010orgnz at 00:26, 6 January 2010

Susannelca2010orgnz — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 00:26:55 GMT

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	<td>Room:</td> <td>Civic Suites 1 & 2</td>		<td>Room:</td> <td>Civic Suites 1 & 2</td>
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Susannelca2010orgnz: New page: Remember when coding was fun? Before you got bogged down with UML diagrams, architecture planning meetings, spec documents, unit tests and user documentation? For one evening, we'll take y...

Susannelca2010orgnz — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 00:24:39 GMT

New page: Remember when coding was fun? Before you got bogged down with UML diagrams, architecture planning meetings, spec documents, unit tests and user documentation? For one evening, we'll take y...

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Remember when coding was fun? Before you got bogged down with UML diagrams, architecture planning meetings, spec documents, unit tests and user documentation? For one evening, we'll take you back to how coding was meant to be - see a problem, solve it, move on. The first team to solve all the problems will be declared the winners and will receive the adulation of their peers (who knows, there may even be a prize).

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<td>Date:</td> <td>Wednesday 20 January 2010</td>
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<td>Time:</td> <td>6:00 pm</td>
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<td>Room:</td> <td>Civic Suites 1 & 2</td>
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