the second day of the Hack Day team Guardian technology is that we will discover what you get if you allow many developers to their fate in a newspaper for two days.

1:59 p.m.

Hi, Martin Belam here. We went a little quiet because everyone bent over their keyboards, trying desperately to their hacks after "Show and Tell" starts 15 hours - including me. Dan Catt, however, found time to write a blog on the end of JSON for our experiment opens the list of news.

24:08: one of our most recent developments, Chris Cross, has already made a hack that directs readers to the homepage to travel through a tag pages search box. Now he is working on an application for IOS tied in a live blogging platform and allow journalists to present the material directly from a blog in the field. (Yes, a bit like Tumblr.)

11:40:.

Here is a hacker initial design for a festival, we work for our motion graphic Mariana Santos and his team

11:13:

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Client API

archetype - you say "Computers can not take pictures of the staff -

so it will probably continue to use "

11:11:

One of the ways we try to keep the user at the center of our design process is the use of "archetypes of the public ". They are not as detailed and as well documented as the characters, but they help to remind the team all the different types of people who will interact with a system. This is a sample of the archetypes that have produced for the team feedback on our platform.

These employees include, moderators or editors, an API client, a business partner, and the different types of users below the line, including the troll who hates criticism.

As you comment, I used the wonderful trolls Lucy Pepper to illustrate all the archetypes. As some of them are supposed to represent the staff, I have written below them ", do not take personal image -. We will replace if they have a real investigation"

11:06:

You've seen mention API and the API in the Guardian a lot. For the uninitiated API means Application Programming Interface, and not make the story short, essentially a set of instructions that allows a computer reliably extracting and reusing some of the data stored on another computer . In the case of the Guardian Open Platform API allows people to search our database of content items and reuse of Guardian and The Observer, in their own applications. This video explains more about

10:56:

and below the line yesterday, gave us a great opportunity lairdoflard:

Your work seems so much more fun than mine. Do you want to change? - You get to go to the BC Provincial Health Services Authority for the coordination of the education committee of students extolling the virtues of learning for a public post-prandial lack of attention of the directors, and I can break The Guardian's website a few

10:54: that technical teams are full of clichés, but it does not detect this tweet our interactive design, Mariana Santos last night

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