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hackclub/outernet: 🏕️ An out-of-doors, make-it-yours programming adventure. July 28th to 31st 2023 in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
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🏕️ An out-of-doors, make-it-yours programming adventure. July 28th to 31st 2023 in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
🏕️ Outernet Every summer, Hack Clubbers do something special. In 2023 we ventured out to the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont for Outernet — a four-day experimental coding/camping trip. Together, we turned a semi-abandoned campsite into a bustling hacker oasis. This is the story of how and why we did it. Our goal is to open-source everything we have about Outernet, from half-baked ideas to our full itemised budget. No two events are the same but we hope that within this repository, you can find inspiration for your own special event. The Budget Our open source itemised budget is available here! .
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