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The word hackathon is combined from the words hack and marathon, where hack is used in the sense exploratory and investigate programming (not as a reference to committing a cybercrime). The term appeared in 1999, seemingly arising independently from open-source software developers of the OpenBSD computer operating system, and Sun Microsystems (which has since been bought by Oracle) marketers. OpenBSD software developer's use of the term referred to a cryptographic development event held in Calgary on 4th June 1999, where small number of developers came together to avoid the legal problems arising from export regulations of cryptographic software from the United States of America (USA). | The word hackathon is combined from the words hack and marathon, where hack is used in the sense exploratory and investigate programming (not as a reference to committing a cybercrime). The term appeared in 1999, seemingly arising independently from open-source software developers of the OpenBSD computer operating system, and Sun Microsystems (which has since been bought by Oracle) marketers. OpenBSD software developer's use of the term referred to a cryptographic development event held in Calgary on 4th June 1999, where small number of developers came together to avoid the legal problems arising from export regulations of cryptographic software from the United States of America (USA). | ||
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Версия 09:22, 20 мая 2018
Хакатон (англ. hackathon, от hack (см. хакер) и marathon — марафон) — формат встречм разработчиков, во время которого специалисты из разных областей разработки программного обеспечения (программисты, дизайнеры, менеджеры) сообща работают над решением какой-либо проблемы.
Origin
- Briscoe G., Mulligan C. The hackathon phenomenon. 2014.
The word hackathon is combined from the words hack and marathon, where hack is used in the sense exploratory and investigate programming (not as a reference to committing a cybercrime). The term appeared in 1999, seemingly arising independently from open-source software developers of the OpenBSD computer operating system, and Sun Microsystems (which has since been bought by Oracle) marketers. OpenBSD software developer's use of the term referred to a cryptographic development event held in Calgary on 4th June 1999, where small number of developers came together to avoid the legal problems arising from export regulations of cryptographic software from the United States of America (USA).
Hackathons for video game development are sometimes called game jams, apparently adopting a variant design jams (short collaborative events for designers and other creative professionals) rather than as a variant of the jam or jamming session in the musical context. We suggest this because in a design jam participants collaborate in the area of user experience challenges, which is a necessary and important part of computer game development.
References
- Briscoe G., Hon J.X. Choreograthons: Hackathons for Dance. 2016.
- Briscoe G. Digital innovation: The hackathon phenomenon. 2014.
- Briscoe G. Creating cultures of innovation. 2016.
- Briscoe G., Lockwood J. Creative Gardens: Towards Digital Commons. 2016.
- Briscoe G., Mulligan C. The hackathon phenomenon. 2014.
- Briscoe G., Virani T.E., Dima M. Hackathons: Why Co-location? // Creativeworks London Working Papers. 2015.
