This page will be updated with more Hackathon information as it is available.
A Hackathon will be held Tuesday March 18 prior to the 2014 VIVO Implementation Fest (iFest). The hackathon will be a chance to meet and work with other people working to develop and implement VIVO.
Possible groups or topics
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Faceted Search
Interested in Teaming:
CV & Biosketch Generation to Google Docs,DropBox, other
Interested in Teaming: Chris Barnes, Florida ( maybe make it a mobile app, easy button "make me a CV")
Open Social Gadgets
Interested in Teaming:
Schema.org for VIVO profiles
Interested in Teaming:
Steve McCauley, Brown
Visualizations
Interested in Teaming:
VIVO Dashboards
Interested in Teaming:
VIVO Mobile
Interested in Teaming:
Other?
Please add your project idea to the list.
Setup
If you would like to have a running VIVO instance, it's recommend to set it up in advance of the Hackathon. You can email Ted Lawless <tlawless@brown.edu> or Chris Barnes with questions on getting setup with the tools below.
The VIVO Apps and Tools working group will hold an hour long call on Tuesday March 4 at 1pm EST to assist with setting up VIVO software and tools for the Hackathon.
Resources
- A pre-configured VIVO instance. This is a quick way to get a VIVO instance up and running.
- Fuseki
- Fuseki allows you to setup a SPARQL endpoint for VIVO that can be queried by remote scripts, services, software.
- Fuseki allows you to setup a SPARQL endpoint for VIVO that can be queried by remote scripts, services, software.
- VIVO tools and maintainers
- Tools identified or created by the VIVO community for working with VIVO data.
From RPI, a user interface framework that can query SPARQL endpoints and build dynamic, faceted browse interfaces.
FAQ
Do I have to be a programmer or experienced with VIVO to attend?
- No. All are welcome. Those with ideas for reusing VIVO data or matching it with external sources can contribute a great deal.
