The Six Hour Startup Conference is May 31st in Seattle Wa. We are bringing in an all star panel of gurus to going to cover the basics of getting your startup going, in the hands on labratory environment that the Six Hour Startup is known for.
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The last two months, we have completed several new projects and we would like to let you know about the two latest sites.
Poormikes.org- Poor Mike’s Almanack a website to let you know the right time to do things. This project was an idea that had been sitting in the back of Myk O’Leary’s head that he had wanted for a long time, it was the February Six Hour Startup project. We had a team of over twenty people who helped build this project.
Timelope.com - Its a Firefox extension that allows you to follow, people around on the internet. This project originated from the mind of Aviel Ginzburg. We had a business group of fifteen people and six developers who created the project.
We welcome the two latest Six Hour Startup projects to the family. Enjoy!
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Name: Project SiteFinder
When: Skill building session for Drupal on April 6 at 1:00
Site creation and setup on April 12 at 12:00
Where: At Saturday House -
What: SiteFinder provides a collection point for properties ( land/ rentals) which are presented by one group of people, and searched for by others. The goal is to create a site that exceeds the functionality of http://www.oregonprospector.com
The foundation for the site will be built in Drupal 5.7, with a collection of existing modules to provide the core services. CCK + Views + panels as the core of the service.
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Here are some tutorials on the technologies that are going to be used during the March 9th Six Hour Startup.Squeak:A primer on Squeak http://wiki.squeak.org/squak/792The seaside web framework http://www.seaside.st/Firefox Extentions:Building a Firefox extention http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Building_an_Extension
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Clear your calendars the next Six Hour Startup Project is happening March 8th and 9th at the SODO Saturday House!
We are building a firefox extension that tracks which webpages are visited, and sends the URLS to a tracking service built using Seaside. This will enable people to surf each others histories, and perhaps will allow co-surfing of webpages.
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We got a good write-up in the Seattle P-I this week, and John Cook did a great job covering all the same themes we’ll be talking about here. It’s getting easier and easier to create great web apps, so why not just get out and start building your idea? You don’t necessarily need a whole team, but of course it’s a lot more fun with good group of folks. We’ll keep you updated when the next Six Hour Startup is organized!
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It seems like any group gathering online starts with two things: a blog and a mailing list. You’ve obviously already found the blog for the Six Hour Startup. If you want to discuss some of the ideas further, then sign up for the Google Groups mailing list.
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