March Madness

Team HACMan

 * TBSliver
 * parag0n
 * JimM
 * Jontheniceguy
 * Tallscreen
 * DoghouseDean
 * pwaring

Other Participants

 * Mark Sproul
 * Benjamin Warncke
 * Daniel T
 * Adam
 * Rick A
 * Jason B
 * Kieth C
 * John O
 * Phillip G
 * John M

HACMan Rules

 * 1) You should commit the code to the HACMan SVN (ask parag0n, JonTheNiceGuy or TBSliver for the username/password if you dont have it)
 * 2) Use the page for that day for pictures/screenshots and basically all information you can about the program you have written (even if it's a Hello World...) Also add the details to the table below, to make it easier to track whats been done. Use a simple description in the Program column - the Day page is for a detailed description!
 * 3) The program should be under a free software licence, however which one is up to the programmer. Here is a list of free software licences that could be used. If in doubt, just use GPL or whichever licence you're familiar with - The main focus of this is the programming!
 * 4) Do not duplicate the functionality of programs already done for this. As said in the Challenge, this is about learning new things, so even if you're using a language you're completely new to, make it do something interesting - choose a random function from the language and make something interesting from that!
 * 5) Post to the list about your intentions, and which day(s) you want to program for. It would be quite counter productive if we had 5 people for one day, and none for the next 4.
 * 6) Dont worry about getting the description done on the day - as long as the code is done and working, the description can be polished over the next couple of days if necessary.

The Hosting
All code should be commited to the svn - located at svn.hacman.org.uk. As said in the HACMan rules, ask TBSliver or parag0n for the username/password. The project folder is called '2010_March_Madness' and each day has a specific folder to keep things in at least some resemblance of organisation!