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The Hackathon Song - Single
A geeky song about the fun of taking part in a coding hackathon. LYRICS: It's so exciting watching my life unfurl, At a time when geeks like me can change the world. There's a hackathon tonight and if it works out alright I can improve society, oh yes, improve society. But a VC will be there with money in his wallet. If I pitch him like a boss I could get/score funding for my project. A seven-figure sum And I'll be crushin' everyone At the hackathon tonight. Read more on Last.fm.
Daniemon, aka Daniel Davis, is a nerdy singer-songwriter in Tokyo, Japan playing #geekulele - mostly humorous ukulele songs about the web and other geeky topics. He started off back in 2010 singing parodies on themes such as HTML5 and CSS3 and now writes his own songs on web development and other tech such as printers. Thrilling stuff, huh?! Past performances include Ukepalooza (part of WebVisions 2010), Web Directions East and a W3C gala dinner. His website is daniemon.com. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
A geeky song about the fun of taking part in a coding hackathon. LYRICS: It's so exciting watching my life unfurl, At a time when geeks like me can change the world. There's a hackathon tonight and if it works out alright I can improve society, oh yes, improve society. But a VC will be there with money in his wallet. If I pitch him like a boss I could get/score funding for my project. A seven-figure sum And I'll be crushin' everyone At the hackathon tonight. Read more on Last.fm.
Daniemon, aka Daniel Davis, is a nerdy singer-songwriter in Tokyo, Japan playing #geekulele - mostly humorous ukulele songs about the web and other geeky topics. He started off back in 2010 singing parodies on themes such as HTML5 and CSS3 and now writes his own songs on web development and other tech such as printers. Thrilling stuff, huh?! Past performances include Ukepalooza (part of WebVisions 2010), Web Directions East and a W3C gala dinner. His website is daniemon.com. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
