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A month after the RHoK Global December 2011 hackathon, reports, photos and stories are still rolling in from around the world about all the action that took place.
Check out this great recap video of RHoK Zurich put together by event lead Frank Werner-Krippendorf.
Keep an eye on this space for news updates on how some of the hacks are developing and being used.
This weekend close to 1000 people gathered worldwide for RHoK Global to hack for humanity in 28 cities around the world. (6 additional cities participated in RHoK-affiliated Developing Latin America hackathons this same weekend.) Tel Aviv kicked off RHoK Global on Friday morning and 60 hours and thousands of tweets later, hackers in San Francisco and Portland wrapped up the event with more than 90 hacks submitted globally.
RHoK Princeton concluded with a demo session at noon on Sunday. I was impressed by the quality of each and every project that was hacked on- it is not usual at hackathons to have every project be so impressive in its ideation and execution. A special shout-out to the awesome Center for Information Technology and Policy at Princeton for making this event possible and so much fun!