Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th June. Doors open 9am at the Palm Court entrance of Alexandra Palace. Talks are from 10 until 2, when the hacking begins. Hacking finishes 2pm on the Sunday with presentations starting at 3pm - huge gig with very cool band starts at 7pm and we'll be all done by 9pm.
Official directions Google Map with walking route and local facilities (note: there are nearer facilities in Muswell Hill available by walking west through the park that are not on this map)
It's recommended to take the First Capital Connect to Alexandra Palace. Trains are every 15 minutes, the station is closer to the Palace than the Underground stop, and it's quicker and only a little more expensive than taking the Tube! You must buy a ticket before you board. Once you arrive, follow the walking route or catch the W3 bus from just outside the station.
Take the Piccadilly Line northbound to Wood Green, then follow the walking route or catch the W3 bus from just outside the station.
Use the official directions. There's ample parking space at Ally Pally but if you have a car / motorbike with an alarm you'll want to park as far away from the transmitter as possible as it interferes with them - parking attendants will direct you to a space. Park near the Palm Court entrance if you don't want a long walk.
Sandwiches, fruit and pizza will be supplied. There's a pub on site as well where people can go for a drink, but you almost certainly won't be able to bring that booze back into the main hall. There'll be a bunch of bottles of water.
Laptop. Power cord. Sleeping bag, toiletries etc if you're staying the night. Maybe a few bits of emergency sugar! Add your thoughts here.
Available, bring your own sleeping bag. There'll be plenty of soft bits for you to pull up on but we'll also be curtaining off a section of the hall where you can get a bit of quiet. Sanitary arrangements: there are a lot of loos and sinks, but it's unlikely that there are any showers. Camping outside is not allowed.
Free and available, but bring your own computer. Wi-Fi will only be available in the West Hall where the main event is.
Do i need a plug adapter for my laptop? How are the plugs in UK?
The plugs are three-pin, providing 240v. You may need an adaptor to make whatever plug you have look like this.
Where Are You? - put you and your tablemates' location here!
The Big List of Hacks - what are you working on? Put it here!
Ask technical questions for your hack - need an answer? have an answer?

In an effort to cut off the massive flow of "I'm attending, want to make a team" traffic that I've already contributed to - and because there seems to be no other official discussion routes! - I've set up this strictly unofficial wiki for Hack Day. Please be bold in updating, and tell folks about it; although hopefully something more official will come along eventually! -- Tom Scott I've set up an unofficial forum now too -- Peter Cooper. Skype Public Chat channel. IRC? - Yes: chat.freenode.net #hackdaylondon -- John Billings
Got questions or answers? Check the FAQ on the right sidebar! Questions without answers right now: Food and drink? - Parking facilities / price ?
The Official Hack Day Backnetwork
Official Hack Day Page
Getting to Alexandra Palace
Upcoming event details
Small print terms and conditions (PDF)
Unofficial Hack Day Forum - HackDayForum.com
Flickr Bean Bag group
BBC Vision will be bringing a bunch of data for your enjoyment - see the Notes, Get the data
Nothing concrete, nothing required, but if you want to arrive at Hack Day knowing there's people nearby that you can collaborate with, or ask about that tricky problem, put your name down here. If teams start discussing with each other, spin off a separate page.
Can anyone think of a better way of organising this? We have people listed by specialty (sometimes in multiple sections), with freetext about interests. Is there any more efficient way of doing it? Alphabetical Attendees list (the new 'back network' does this for us now..)
Spin off a page if your idea needs space.
Jonathan Chetwynd mail demo (nightlies only need apply ~:")
Martin Sarsini email web
Kate Bolin email web
Ann McMeekin email work blog (would love to see something come out of hackday that's cool, useful, usable *and* accessible - hoping that's not too pie in the sky an idea)
Darren West
Leon Brocard email web
Dave Cross email web
Kake Pugh email web (possibly interested in doing something craft or cookery related)
Adam Cohen-Rose email web (a little rusty)
Shevek email web
Dominic Cleal - email
Amias Channer -email web
Josh Clark - email blog
Gerv email web
Greg Mccarroll email web blog
Ben Smith
Paul Tweedy email
Leo Lapworth email web
Tom Scott email web - interested in making entertaining stuff like games, or mobile apps
Tom Morris mail blog
Bruno Pedro blog
Gareth Rushgrove email web
Nuno Loureiro blog
Celso Martinho blog
Alistair Macdonald email blog
Rob Young mail blog
Ian Moss contact web web
Julian Bond contact,web,blog Proposed Hacks = Enhanced-Presence
John Billings contact, latest project
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine
Dominic Cleal - email
Marcus Bointon mail web
OsdeInfo web
Pierre Andrews web
Andy Millar blog email
Simon Harriyott mail blog
Chris Riley email web but I only know a few bits related to XML stuff.
Thom Shannon
Derek Fowler
Michael James
Per Ploug Hansen
Chris Alcock
Ben Hall blog mail
Frankie Roberto blog (although relatively new to it)
James Cox blog which i should update
Fred Oliveira web
James Darling web
Peter Cooper Ruby Inside or personal blog
Werner Ramaekers www.werner.be
James Adam interblah.net
Nathan Fisher mail
Matt Westcott blog
Patrick Sinclair www blog
Ben Smith
Geir Freysson blog Walletproof (my rails app)
Erin Staniland mail www
Paul Battley mail www
Julian Burgess [http://blog.altrulist.org.uk]
Niqui Merret mail blog
Robin Harrison mail blog - Flex 2, not Flash
Martin Kleppe mail blog
Aral Balkan (my first name at my full name dot com) blog
Kelvin Luck blog
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine, only for design
Juan Delgado - Zárate blog
Caz Mockett mail blog
Martin Kleppe mail blog
Chris Riley email web
Kake Pugh email web (I'm mostly a Perl person, but I know a bit about CSS and can help with stuff if nobody more experienced is available at the time)
Martin Sarsini email web (already have some ideas about something cool, but also open to every project)
Fred Oliveira [mailto:fredatweberakstuff.com|email] web
Kate Bolin email web
James Darling web
Robert Lee-Cann mail
Alex Robinson email web
Otu Ekanem email web
Nathan Fisher mail
Ann McMeekin email work blog
Paul Money email web if you're not hand-coding, you're not using xhtml/css
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine
Amias Channer -email web
Marcus Bointon mail web Standards Nazi
Josh Clark - email blog
Sheila Thomson mail
Darren West
Gerv email web
Alastair Tse web
Tom Morris mail blog
Chris Riley email web mainly basic XSL, but I get by.
Ian Forrester blog
Otu Ekanem email web
Adam Cohen-Rose email web
Nathan Fisher mail basic xsl
Jonathan Powell mail blog (wants to use Cocoon/XUL)
Andrew Savory mail blog (Cocoon committer)
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine, RSS gourou
Amias Channer -email web
Sheila Thomson mail
Ben Smith
Jonathan Chetwynd mail demo (nightlies only need apply ~:")
Ian Forrester blog
Andrew Savory mail blog
Dave Crossland app (Talk to me about SVG Fonts!)
Paul Money email web I heart inkscape. Want to do more with the language
Chris Riley email web
Gareth Rushgrove email web
Fred Oliveira web
Celso Martinho blog
Carlo Bongiovanni mail skype - also DOM and XUL
Martin Kleppe mail blog
Peter Cooper homepage
Stuart Langridge blog
Otu Ekanem email web
Jonathan Powell mail blog
Dave Crossland app (Talk to me about Canvas!)
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine
Amias Channer -email web
Matt Westcott blog
Josh Clark - email blog (I maintain the prototype.js PDF docs)
Darren West
Pierre Andrews web
Alastair Tse web
Graeme Sutherland email web - thinking maybe RSS, APML kind of stuff.
Otu Ekanem email web
Uldis Bojārs mail blog foaf
Gareth Rushgrove email web
Rob Young mail blog
Stuart Langridge blog
Dave Crossland app (Talk to me about Trac!)
Dominic Cleal - email
Etienne Posthumus email
Alastair Tse (+ Django) web
Daniel Remeseiro blog
Angel Gonzalo blog
Alastair Tse (Interested, but inexperienced) web
Shevek email web
Pierre Andrews web
Ed Freyfogle - blog
Alistair Macdonald email blog (especially GPS and maps related)
Alastair Tse web
Tim Waters blog
Caz Mockett mail blog
Dominic Edmunds [mailto:dominic.edmunds.(replaceme).lbi.com|mail] web - would love to add that little visual touch
Robert Lee-Cann mail
Dave Crossland app (Talk to me about fonts!)
Paul Money email web I esp. like drawing icons and information graphics. Clear presentation is fun to do!
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine, love Yahoo!'s graphic's style
Marcus Bointon mail web QuickTime VR & scripting
Tristan Spill web iPhone webapps perhaps?
Tom Morris mail blog
Uldis Bojārs mail blog foaf
Ian Forrester blog
Andrew Savory mail blog
Patrick Sinclair www blog
Caz Mockett mail blog
Stuart Langridge blog
Adam Cohen-Rose email web (especially for cut-down UIs like mobile or widgets)
Ann McMeekin email work blog
Daniel Harris mail web - tuning the experience
Andy Braxton mail web - anyone interested in doing a Twitter API project? I have an idea and its as hot as my pants.
Paul Money email web hmmm taskflow
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine
Sheila Thomson mail
Darren West
Bersi Kueper mail
Gerv email web
Gareth Rushgrove email web
Tom Morris mail blog
Fred Oliveira web
Werner Ramaekers www.werner.be
Adam Cohen-Rose email web (interested but not expert)
Josh Clark email blog (interested in hacking in this area; intrigued by machine tags)
Etienne Posthumus email Planning on doing some machine tag goodness during Hackday.
Celso Martinho blog
Dave Crossland app (Talk to me about distributed versioning systems!)
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine
James Cox blog - want to try and build something physically useful and / or fun
James Darling web - similar
Massimo Banzi blog - co-founder of Arduino is there
James Darling web - basic knowledge, but always looking for fun in this area
Paul Money email web also pure-data.
Amias Channer -email web - concepts but not so much with the code
Marcus Bointon mail web Up for anything
Gavin Starks web mail gavin@
David Bausola Blog Payola Doorbell - Openly keen on the cinematic realisation of data
Adam Cohen-Rose email web
Tom Scott email web - interested in making entertaining stuff like games, or mobile apps
Matt Wakeman email - Deeply enbedded within the mobile industry, keen to explore mashups in the mobile space. An expert on mobile operating systems.
Daniel Harris mail web - keen to explore mobile photography / viewfinder applications (big on mobile experience, small on tech expertise, sorry!)
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine, XHTML-MP only
Alastair Tse web
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine
OsdeInfo web
Olivier D. (alias ze kat) LifeLine
Amias Channer -email web - anything linux
Peter Cooper homepage
Gerv email web
OsdeInfo web
OsdeInfo web
Ben Smith
Andy Millar blog email
Andy Millar blog email
OsdeInfo web
Harriet Poole mail web- some initial thoughts to add visual interplay to projects- fusing high + low tech- suitcase /robot pinhole + digital photography/film, multimedia + old school projections - try me :)
Paul Money email web I studied photography and art. I should use these skills more...
Peter Cooper homepage
Pierre Andrews web
Graham McNeil-Watson "bull" incl. cgi/LAMP and 3D.
Jim Purbrick (Babbage Linden) email Talk to me about Second Life mashups or come to my Second Life meets the web talk at 2:30PM by the sofas.
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