You're listening to Syntax, the podcast with the tastiest web development treats out there.

Strap yourself in and get ready. Here is Scott Tolesky and West Boss.

Welcome to Syntax. We're going to be talking all about our

Hack Week projects that we did for a century. That was a really awesome, fun week we had,

working on some fun, exciting projects for a Hack Week century does this annually.

This was our first Hack Week with Century. We decided to go all out and try to do some fun stuff.

We're going to be breaking down what we did for our projects, some of the approaches we took,

some of the lessons we learned, and some interesting tidbits about while working with hardware,

working with multiplayer, working with markdown editors, and those types of things.

My name is Scott Tolesky. I'm a developer from Denver with me as always is West. What's up West?

Not too much. It was super fun to do a century Hack Week. I had never... I know a lot of

companies, maybe we should explain what that is. A lot of companies will set aside some amount of time

throughout their year. Often a lot of companies will give you a whole week and say,

all right, this week, they specifically said, don't merge anything unless it is absolutely necessary

because everybody's working on Hack Week stuff. Basically, you get the whole week to just work on

literally whatever you want. There's all kinds of different. One team made hot sauce and they

gasped out the entire Toronto office. A bunch of teams and a bunch of the century product features

have come out of Hack Week, which is cool. Often somebody will say, I got an issue with

how we do feature flagging or I've an issue with something in the application. I'm going to fix it

during Hack Week. Then other people, someone made a skate video with the syntax deck, which is

unbelievable. Some really cool stuff. Really cool stuff. Honestly, like you were saying,

it's an opportunity for people to work on things that are just creative projects that may turn

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