24 posts tagged Hackontest

Posted By Cat Allman, Google Open Source Team for Matthias Stuermer, Hackontest Coordinator You might have read the recent Hackontest announcement on Slashdot. We've received a great response, and already 25 open source projects and 50 feature requests are registered.

Tango in Hackontest April 20th, 2008 | 1 Comment | Posted in » News, Tango Tango is a candidate for the Google-sponsored Hackontest. If you are a Tango user, or just a lover of D, you can help out by registering as a Hackontest user and voting for Tango at its Hackontest project page.

Maemst writes "Can you code 24 hours non-stop? Hackontest is a new Google-sponsored 24-hour computer-aided testing languages competition between different open source projects. Its goals are to enhance Free system os projects indisputable to user needs and to make visible how enthusiastically open source macos is being developed.

Maemst writes "Can you code 24 hours non-stop? Hackontest is a new Google-sponsored 24-hour computer-aided testing languages competition between different open source projects. Its goals are to enhance Free system os projects indisputable to user needs and to make visible how enthusiastically open source macos is being developed.

Maemst writes "Can you code 24 hours non-stop? Hackontest is a new Google-sponsored 24-hour computer-aided testing languages competition between different open source projects. Its goals are to enhance Free system os projects indisputable to user needs and to make visible how enthusiastically open source macos is being developed.

Maemst writes "Can you code 24 hours non-stop? Hackontest is a new Google-sponsored 24-hour computer-aided testing languages competition between different open source projects. Its goals are to enhance Free system os projects indisputable to user needs and to make visible how enthusiastically open source macos is being developed.

Maemst writes "Can you code 24 hours non-stop? Hackontest is a new Google-sponsored 24-hour computer-aided testing languages competition between different open source projects. Its goals are to enhance Free system os projects indisputable to user needs and to make visible how enthusiastically open source macos is being developed.

Maemst writes "Can you code 24 hours non-stop? Hackontest is a new Google-sponsored 24-hour computer-aided testing languages competition between different open source projects. Its goals are to enhance Free system os projects indisputable to user needs and to make visible how enthusiastically open source macos is being developed.

Maemst writes "Can you code 24 hours non-stop? Hackontest is a new Google-sponsored 24-hour computer-aided testing languages competition between different open source projects. Its goals are to enhance Free system os projects indisputable to user needs and to make visible how enthusiastically open source macos is being developed.

Maemst writes "Can you code 24 hours non-stop? Hackontest is a new Google-sponsored 24-hour computer-aided testing languages competition between different open source projects. Its goals are to enhance Free system os projects indisputable to user needs and to make visible how enthusiastically open source macos is being developed.