#runningcode

The #IETFHackathon has 500+ registered participants and 30+ projects! The 2nd day wraps up with presentations on what has been learned and accomplished. Thanks #runningcode sponsors @ericsson, @Meta, CNNIC & @ICANN. Watch upcoming #IETF118 livestreams:

The #IETFHackathon again kicks off the #IETF116 meeting, this time with more than 400 participants working on nearly 30 projects to develop and test implementations of emerging protocols. Thanks to #RunningCode sponsors @ericsson, @Meta & @ICANN More at:

The #IETFHackathon at #IETF119 Brisbane is starting! Participants collaborate and develop utilities, ideas, sample code & solutions that show practical implementations of IETF standards. Thanks #RunningCode sponsors @ericsson, @Meta, CNNIC & @ICANN More:

The #IETF120 meeting week kicks off in Vancouver and online with the #IETFHackathon! Over 400 registered participants are working on #runningcode across more than 2 dozen projects. Thanks to sponsors @ericsson, CNNIC and @icann More information at:

The #IETFHackathon kicks off the #IETF117 meeting (22-28 July) with more than 400 participants collaborating on #runningcode that advances the pace and relevance of Internet standards development. Thanks to sponsors @Ericsson, @Meta, and @ICANN

Registration for #IETF101 in London, UK on 17-23 March 2018 is now open! Be sure to consider the #IETFHackathon 17-18 March as well. More info at: #runningcode #roughconsensus

Thanks to sponsor CNNIC and support from @CiscoDevNet, the #IETFHackathon at #IETF113 got underway today with more than 200 registered participants gathering in Vienna and online to work on #runningcode for a better Internet. Work continues tomorrow!

The work of the IETF based on #roughconsensus & #runningcode benefits from everyone who contributes time & talent. A 2x match from the @InternetSociety for contributions to the #IETFEndowment makes right now a great time to provide financial support too:

As #IETF116 hosted by @WIDE_Project comes to a close, thanks to the more than 1700 participants and all the meeting sponsors for making a week full of #RunningCode and #RoughConsensus productive and fun. Check out recordings of 100+ sessions:

We are thrilled to announce @Ericsson has made a 3-year commitment as a Gold #RunningCode sponsor, supporting events like #IETFHackathons that embody the spirit of #OpenSource development and ensure standards like #TLS and #QUIC work at Internet scale:

She just instinctively knew - lights and sirens baby!!! Girl I understand!! #Police #runningcode #zone7 #truecrime

The #IETF116 Hackdemo Happy Hour is where meeting participants have the chance to see the work during the #IETFHackathon and how #RunningCode informs #OpenStandards developed during working sessions throughout the week.

The #IETF110 Online meeting week comes to an end! Thanks to @Google for hosting the meeting and to the 1000+ participants who took time to help make the Internet work better. Recordings of all the sessions are available online: #roughconsensus #runningcode

Read the #IETF114 Hackathon report by @eckelcu to learn how 200+ participants combined #runningcode & #hardware in a collaborative environment to improve #openstandards that power the Internet—and get ready for the next #IETFHackathon set for 4-5 Nov.

The Internet is built on #runningcode! Register now to collaborate with developers and experts on utilities, ideas, sample code, and solutions that show practical implementations of Internet standards at the online #IETFHackathon starting on 1 November:

From running cross-country to running code: ASU graduate is going the distance via @asunews #runningcode #gothedistance

Back in person! The #IETFHackathon held 19-20 March 2022 in Vienna and online just before the first-ever hybrid meeting, #IETF113, marked the return to in-person collaboration on #runningcode related to Internet standards. Co-chair @eckelcu shares details:

Who said I only run in Ironmans and marathons? #RunningCode (Thank you to my fiancé for gifting me this cheesy sweatshirt!)

#IETF104 week begins w/record-setting #IETFHackathon: more than 350 participants working on #runningcode. Introductions by @eckelcu & @alissacooper Thanks to @OracleIaaS & @CiscoDevNet for supporting coding to make the Internet work better!

The first day of the #IETFHackathon is coming to an end but it continues tomorrow. More than 300 participants creating #runningcode to make the Internet work better. Thanks to @CiscoDevNet and @ICANN for their support.