Feel free to submit ideas/edits to the slack channel.Īnyone is free to jump in on an idea first! Anyone is free to start a hack around an idea or topic whenever and with whomever they wish. This is the list of ideas that some of us have come up with. So please note that directories in this repository are here to be a public resource for anyone.

You are free to explore, edit and update/fork anyones repo here.

Just make a new name for your hack following the sh#-name pattern. though you are encouraged to place your notes into the repository in markdown or plain text. Would love to hear about others people like to use for on-line collaborative programming.

Realtime collaborative coding tools like: or can help in these cases.Google Docs is always nice, but try and place final documents in the repo for others to see.Plus your conversation will be in the snaphack channel for others to see and contribute to. it's quck and easy, we recommend it first. ESIP's slack can do video, audio and screen sharing.We will collect tools here for us to use in hacking.They may last an hour or two or be spread across several various days and a bit of time over those days.There is no schedule for these, do you and some other want to do a quick hack? Then schedule it in the slack channel and perhaps others will join.We want these to be spontaneous and as such

The are shallow quick dives into a technology or idea to explore its value for a purpose. A snapHack is some exploratory dive into a technology to assess it suitability for use. It holds the various topics that gatherings in that channel work on. This repository is in support of the snaphacks slack channel.

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