Update: the official photos, videos, and submitted projects are now available on the Intern Hackday site.In my previous post, I showed you the
sights and sounds from day 1 of the LinkedIn Intern Hackday. This post will do the same for day 2, Saturday July 30. The
Intern Hackday was an overnight affair and just about all the interns worked straight through the night to get their hacks done by noon. 45 projects were submitted, featuring a wide range of ideas, platforms and technologies. We saw games, music apps, UI frameworks, augmented reality, AI, location apps, IDE extensions, p2p file sharing, and even a 20 page report.
The pictures below are, as usual, mostly from iPhones. Keep your eyes on the
Intern Hackday site for the official event photos, videos and project submissions soon!
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| 5:00am: the hackers are still going strong |
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| Well, most of them anyway |
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| Programmer, noun: an ingenious device that turns caffeine into code |
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| 6:30am: the sun comes up |
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| 10:00am: Brooke and her dog drop by to provide emotional support |
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| 11:00am: Allen announces the 1 hour warning |
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| Less than 60 minutes to get the hacks submitted. Crunch time! |
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| 11:55am: 5 minute warning. |
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| 12:01pm: the hacks are submitted. Time to crash. |
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| Sandwiched between bean bags |
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| 3:00pm: picking the 15 finalists |
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| The judges look on as some amazing projects are presented |
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| Rocks: a 3d, in-browser, multiplayer game using node.js, socket.io, WebGL and some serious technical wizardry |
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| LinkedUp: like Chat Roulette, but with less... genitalia. Thanks for cleaning that up Adam! |
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| After deliberating, the judges picked the winners. 3rd place went to the beam.it team! |
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| 2nd place: LinkedOut! |
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| 1st place: rocks! |
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