Dear DevCampers,
What you have achieved during the 2 days of the DevCamp is absolutely mindblowing. You've stepped out of your comfort zone, you pitched amazing ideas, you've found your team members, and you worked effortlessly on great projects.
Out of the exciting 35 idea pitches, you have been working on a total of 22 projects. After 2 days of effort, sweating, and collaborating, you all showed that it is possible to go from just an idea to a finished product, and especially to working code.
Obviously, every single one of you who enjoyed your time, got something out of those two days, and maybe even learned something new is a DevCamp WINNER.
However, you still voted for the "best" projects in the three categories, and therefore, I want to mention once again the winning teams of this year's MoodleMoot DACH DevCamp.
Type 1: Fancy New Stuff
Team #16 - Moodle Quiz Activity Monitor
Team members: Eliot Hoving, Dennis Pfahl, Nikola Bozhkov
Type 2: Bug Fixes and Improvements
Team #34 - Activity Wizard
Team members: Martin Dougiamas, Malte Schmitz, Emilie Ringuet, Alistair Spark, Lily Asshauer, Jan Böhmerle, Stefan Scholz
https://github.com/stefanscholz/moodle-tool_guidance
Type 3: Grounwork & Daily Helpers
Team #8 - Bring your tutorials and support materials directly to Moodle
Team members: Peter Mayer, Alexander Bias, Melanie Treitinger, Kathleen Aermes, Nikolai Jahreis, Joscha Sauerland
https://github.com/PM84/moodle-tool_sherpa
Enjoy your Post-MoodleMoot DACH weekend and see you the latest next year in Vienna, Austria.
Stay tuned & curious 🤓
Kasia 🏝️