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Yea, as I read through the comments here I understood that was the idea. It's just I was expecting something more.... substantial to get "invited" to a hackatho
by mglinski 14y ago
Yea, as I read through the comments here I understood that was the idea. It's just I was expecting something more.... substantial to get "invited" to a hackathon, especially if you only know my email address and that I can construct valid HTTP requests in the language/program of my choice. For example, not including the jQuery library in the source code would have been better imo, so we would at least have to problem solve a little. Just my thoughts, I wish I could go to something like this but I can't so I am just complaining here instead :)
- mschonfeld 14y agoOh I like this! Good idea. Removing jQuery now...
- aeurielesn 14y agoI jQuerify'd it
- trendynoise 14y agoSo I solved the puzzle about an hour ago and received an email within about 5 minutes after finishing it. When I went to register for the event though, there was no option to sign up as developer/hacker. The field only has N/A next to it on the event brite page. Is it supposed to be like that?
- Ataub24 14y agono you didn't get the real invite. It will come later today or over the weekend. It will be a ticket, not a sign up.
- ScotterC 14y agoGuess I came late to the party. There was no jquery there when I did it and the fun thing I learned was I could load jquery from the console.