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Hackers@Berkeley main website Note: The hacks page and other infrastructure has been moved to habitat.hackersatberkeley.com See https://github.com/HackBerkeley/habitat

Quick start

git clone https://github.com/HackBerkeley/hackberkeley

npm install

node app.js

Deploying

If you want to deploy, first make sure all your changes are pushed to Github first. Please don't push changes to Heroku that are not pushed to Github; you will be haunted for life if you do.

Once you've added the Heroku repo as a remote (say, heroku), deploy with

git push origin master # push to github (make sure this succeeds) git push heroku master # deploy to heroku

Dependencies

Install dependencies listed in package.json with

npm install

If you need to add modules to the project, run

npm install --save

Run

Run the app with node app.js if you want to run on a port different from the default value of 8086, use node server.js default <port> to specify the port number.

Work on a separate branch and push when you're confident in your changes.) PUSH YOUR CHANGES TO GITHUB BEFORE PUSHING TO HEROKU

TODO

  1. Refactor/rewrite all node API code
  2. Follow next paging calls for group AND page events

Hackers @ Berkeley's Projects

abchackathon icon abchackathon

The 61ABC Summer 14 Hackathon - Hosted by CSUA and Hackers@Berkeley

cloudserverworkshop icon cloudserverworkshop

Cloudy with a Chance of Servers - A server workshop targeted to those who are new to using their own server. Get a website up and running with Nginx.

gmaps_api_workshop_exercises icon gmaps_api_workshop_exercises

The goal of this workshop is to gently introduce APIs via the Google Maps API. These are the exercise files that accompany the workshop.

gmaps_api_workshop_solutions icon gmaps_api_workshop_solutions

The goal of this workshop is to gently introduce APIs via the Google Maps API. These are the solutions to the exercise files that accompany the workshop.

growler icon growler

Teach Flask by making a Twitter clone. For bears.

habitat icon habitat

Hackers@Berkeley's apps to help people hack better!

hackid icon hackid

Authentication solution for the Hackers@Berkeley community

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