If you’re in Portland, OR and interested in Ruby, OpenGL, Cairo or music visualization, join us at CubeSpace this Saturday (10am to 6pm) for the first-ever Luz code sprint!
It’s open to everyone, coders and non-coders alike, as there is plenty to do, from hacking on the Luz core, to adding plugins, to usability feedback, brainstorming, and cleaning up the English descriptions of the 150+ plugins.
We’ll have Luz hooked up to a projector, and there will be various fun input devices to play with like a wacom tablet, MIDI controller with knobs and dials, gamepads, etc.
You can come whenever you like and stay as long as you like.
Join us!!
p.s. if you can’t make this one on short notice– fear not, it’s the first of many!
September 27, 2008 at 4:04 am |
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