That sounds like a great project for the event!
Thus far the only ideas I've heard have been to work on the framework
itself (I remember someone throwing around some plugins we could add
features to). However, at this point there isn't much defined for the
event's structure so I would assume ideas like this would be welcome.
Personally, I would much rather hack on something that will help a non
profit in our city than the ssec ui plugin. Whether this project becomes
part of the hackathon or not I would love to lend a hand if needed. I'll
get a hold of you to discuss the issue more.
On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 5:50:00 PM UTC-5, Peter J. Farrell wrote:
> Jacob Severson said the following on 09/19/2012 09:23 AM:
> > Great! here is the official site for the event:
> > http://grails48.hackathon.io/events/home
> So are we hacking on Grails as a framework or Grails based
> applications? I guess I'm curious what exactly we'll hack on. If we
> need an open source Grails based application to hack on, Kurt Wiersma,
> myself and Matt Woodward (member of Grails UG in Seattle) have been
> working on Enlist. Enlist is a volunteer management application for
> non-profits. We're actually building it so it can be used by Team Ortho
> here in the Twin Cities. They do a lot of the running races like the
> Minneapolis Marathon, Monster Dash, Polar Dash etc.
> https://github.com/maestrofjp/Enlist-Grails
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