You can use the My Data button on your profile to download a summary of your personal contributions. There is a simple open API for accessing data from this site in machine-readable form over the Web. More details are in the Dribdat API Guide.
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This site uses Dribdat to showcase all our splendid contributions in one place. On an event page, you can learn about topics, datasets, and any other information the organisers have provided. Form a team, start a project, or build on an existing challenge: more information is in the User Guide. To use the search, click 'Find' above, and type something.
Your friendly site admins: 🕴️Florin Hasler 🕴️Anna Sigrist 🕴️Oleg Lavrovsky
Open data
| Type | Link | Format |
| Featured events | hackathon.json | JSON - Hackathon Schema |
|---|---|---|
| /api/events.json | JSON list of events | |
| /api/events.csv | CSV list of events | |
| Current or specific (by id) event | /api/event/current/datapackage.json | JSON - Frictionless Data |
| /api/event/current/info.json | JSON overview | |
| /api/event/current/projects | JSON of projects | |
| /api/event/current/projects | CSV of projects | |
|
Search projects, recent activity, and posts (use q=... for query, set limit=10) |
/api/project/activity.json | JSON activities |
| /api/project/search.json | JSON search | |
| /api/project/posts.json | JSON posts (Dribs) |
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To use this platform for your next event, visit
dribdat.cc for installation instructions.
Feel free to fork the
open source
project on
Codeberg or
GitHub.
Have a nice day!