History

Since 2013: projects, workshops and hackathons, year by year.

  1. The start

    The club starts at WZIM SGGW (now WIII). First workshops: Construct 2 and C# basics for the Junior Silver .NET group.

  2. IT Academic Day

    The club puts on IT Academic Day, a day of the New Technology Days conference at SGGW, in the Crystal Hall.

  3. Two marathons, two podiums

    1st place at Teslathon (36 hours): a voting system for the parliamentary elections. 3rd place among almost 100 .NET teams from across Poland at the Night of the Living Developers (24 hours, nine apps). Judges from Predica, Microsoft and Vizao.

  4. Workshops and the first Kampus

    Windows Phone 8.1, Unity3D, the C# Academy. April 2015: the first version of the Kampus SGGW app.

  5. GitHub, Wokół, Giełda Pomysłów

    The club sets up its GitHub organization. Wokół, a portal for SGGW student clubs, and Giełda Pomysłów, a platform for pitching project ideas and finding collaborators.

  6. Three years of workshops

    Object-oriented programming, C#/.NET, Android, Unity, ASP.NET MVC, advanced C#, SFML. A new cycle every semester.

  7. Plan WZIM

    The faculty timetable on a phone: change notifications, a lecturer view, the room on a floor plan.

  8. STEAMY and Flutter

    Unity and Flutter workshops, each ending in a project. STEAMY: a 2D platformer with original art and music, made by a team of seven. Flutter has stayed in the club ever since.

  9. Git and a new Kampus

    Git and GitHub workshops. Kampus SGGW is rewritten in Flutter and lands in Google Play and the App Store.

  10. Plan WZIM, a big update

    The last big update to Plan WZIM.

  11. HackArena, SGGW Days, a new team

    March: HackArena 3.0, 4th in the final race and 16th overall among 33 teams. The SGGW Days app: 80+ downloads over the event's two days. 27 May: the new team's first in-person meeting. Charmander: a push-notification proxy.

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