Unconference Session: We Should Have a Hackathon
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Proposes an official OpenSearch hackathon to turn users into contributors by getting OpenSearch running on laptops, with practical on‑the‑ground help, records of work, and recurring show‑and‑tells; past informal hack days ran in London, Washington and Boston and use a simple checklist: room, pizza, projector, Wi‑Fi, a Slack subchannel, periodic standups and a GitHub repo to log results. A playful hack like an Alfresco Minecraft add‑on counts as success and organizers volunteer to help run it.
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