Sgwennais i “adroddiad” am y digwyddiad Hacio’r Iaith Bach gyda syniadau, cofrestr o bynciau wnaethon ni trafod a dolenni i’r fideos hefyd.
The arts and politics magazine Planet has just published my short article with thoughts about Hacio’r Iaith, on their website. In it I mention open events, social media, intellectual property, open source and WordPress. All views are mine – as if I could ever presume to speak on behalf of such a diverse community as [...]
Dyma dudalen enwog o Sideburns fanzine, mis Rhagfyr 1976. Wnaeth pobol ddim yn gallu ffeindio cyfryngau gyda diddordebau eu hun. Felly dechreuon nhw gylchgronau eu hun gyda llungopiwyr. Ti’n gallu galw fe DIY, punk, ayyb. Mae bandiau DIY yn annog cyfryngau DIY yn hybu bandiau DIY… Dyn ni ddim yn byw yn y 70au, dyn [...]
Dyn ni’n trefnu’r digwyddiad Hacio’r Iaith ar hyn o bryd. Mae llawer wedi digwydd ers fy nghofnod cyntaf gyda’r syniad gwreiddiol. Ewch i’r wefan newydd haciaith.com am y newyddion diwetharaf. Mae lot o bobol ddiddorol yn dod i drafod y we a thechnoleg. Cadwa’r dyddiad yn glir.
Are you a coder in the UK? Do you fancy tinkering around with government data for the potential good of the public? Here’s an early Christmas present. Visit data.gov.uk and it will bounce you on to a Google Group. Request to join the group and introduce yourself. You might get access to the developer preview [...]
Hacio’r Iaith is a new and exciting event where we will explore how technology applies to, around and through the Welsh language. That means idea sharing, APIs, mash-ups, localisation, machine translation and so on. The event will be part hack day and part BarCamp (both are well established templates for events worldwide). There will be [...]
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