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== | == Roadmap == | ||
=== Pre-launch: March === | |||
=== Testing: April === | |||
=== Summer Campaign Announcement: May === | |||
=== Day of Action: June === | |||
=== Summer cont: July-August === | |||
=== Festival: September - November === | |||
== Team == | == Team == | ||
Revision as of 11:20, 9 March 2012
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Event Platform Roadmap | |
| Owner: Michelle Thorne, Ben Simon | Updated: 2012-03-9 | |
| We're building an online event platform to track, create, import, and sign up for Mozilla webmaker events. | ||
Mockups
About this project
- The project in 5 sentences:
- Events are a major participation and community engine of Mozilla's webmaker efforts.
- We need a place to track events worldwide.
- That enables users to learn about, create, import, sign up for, and leave feedback about events.
- The site should allow for communication among organizers, participants, and staff.
- And it should be dead-simple to use.
Roadmap
Pre-launch: March
Testing: April
Summer Campaign Announcement: May
Day of Action: June
Summer cont: July-August
Festival: September - November
Team
- Michelle Thorne, Mozilla. Berlin.
- Ben Simon, Mozilla. Bay Area
- Jess Klein, Mozilla. NYC.
- Laura Hilliger, Mozilla. Dresden
- Michelle Levesque, Mozilla. Bay Area
- Lainie Decoursy, Mozilla. NYC.
Videos & Multimedia
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Project Tools
- web site: hackasaurus.org
- X-ray Goggles: See what the web is made of. Mess around & remix.
- HTML Pad (aka "Magic Ink"): A simple website that allows anyone to easily create a Web page, collaborate on it in real-time with friends, and share it with the rest of the world. More background for HTMLPad can be found in Atul's blog post entitled Prelude To Barcelona.
Get involved now
- Attend an upcoming hack jam. Or organize a hack jam in your community. We're looking to spread to new cities beyond New York and Chicago. Get in touch through our mailing list.
- Start hacking with Hackasaurus tools like X-Ray Goggles.
- Share your own ideas, tools and resources. Through our mailing list or on twitter.
- Become a Hackasaurs partner. We're looking for learning centers, libraries, media centers and other partners to help design, develop and host Hackasaurus. Get in touch through our mailing list.
- Help develop the Hackasaurus tool set. Through our issue tracker and Github.
- Drumbeat project page: https://drumbeat.org/en-US/projects/hackasaurus/
- wiki page: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Drumbeat/Hackasaurus
- mailing list (working group; daily): Google Group
- mailing list (announce list; occasional): coming soon
- planet hackasaurus blog: coming soon
- twitter: @hackasaurus #hackasaurus
- facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Hackasaurus/140459162682866
- photos & visual assets (tag = hackasaurus): http://www.flickr.com/groups/hackasaurus/
- issue tracker: http://hackasaurus.lighthouseapp.com/projects/66492-hackasaurus/overview
- source code: Github: https://github.com/hackasaurus
- theory behind the project: Hacker Literacy: http://ietherpad.com/wXmjT3Zes1
- presentation deck (draft only; in progress): http://mzl.la/hQ2h62
- chat room (IRC): irc.mozilla.org #hackasaurus (chat is archived at irclog.gr)
- roadmap: Hackasaurus/Roadmap
- community calls: coming soon