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I'm interested as well, but I agree with David. In fact, I think that the judicious use of Git would be a big boon to hackfests in general. This goes for getting hackers up and running quickly when enhancing/contributing to existing projects, facilitates collaboration during the session, and also allows for future contributions to hackfest projects long after the conference ends. Is there a way that these can be piggybacked or combined? Recently learned Git commands would be reinforced by actually using them during a hacking session. -Shaun On 11/8/11 2:43 PM, David Uspal wrote: > I'm also interested, though it's a tough choice between this and the Git session... -- Shaun D. Ellis Digital Library Interface Developer Firestone Library, Princeton University voice: 609.258.1698 | [log in to unmask]