Hatch Day on hold
Sadly, based on the feedback of many folks, who loved the idea, and wanted to get involved, but who weren’t sure that right now they’d be able to commit the time and effort required to really make a go of Hatch Day, we’ve decided to put it on hold for now.
However, the really really good news is, there will be a Webjam on the evening of Saturday the 29th, and with so many people in town, and so much good energy after the conference, the Webjam team are hoping it will be the best one ever.
If you’ve done something cool on the web lately, show the rest of us. The Webjam team are looking for 16 presenters to show the world their sharpest recent web work, but they only get three minutes.
If you don’t have a demo, come along to cheer, heckle or just party. There’ll be booze, food and lots of your peers to hang with. Last time, there were dozens of people still partying hours after the voting finished.
Where: Bar Broadway, CNR of Regent St and Broadway, Sydney (opposite UTS)
When: 6pm, Saturday 29th September, 6.00pm till late
One of the motivations for the Hatch Day was to get people active in a hands on way, after a week of hearing about what other folks are doing — so it would be great to see as many people as possible show off their stuff at Webjam.
Don’t hesitate to get in there though: the number of 3 minute presentation slots at Webjam are well and truly limited: so be sure to register via the Webjam site today.
Hack days have been successful around the world, so we do hope to see something of this kind happen in Australia in the not too distant future — in the meantime, get in touch to register via the Webjam site, and start polishing your three minute presentations to wow the crowd.