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Event pictures

Images from the hackfest:

Hacking

Marco and Steve hacking on CTK DICOM

Brainstorming

AMIGO Tour

Great dinner at after some intense hacking

Introduction

Date: July 9-13, 2012

Location: 1249 Boylston Street - Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts USA

Goal: A follow on to the wildly successful previous hackfests!

Requirements: Attendees must be willing to spend their time during the event writing ctk code that contributes to the main ctk roadmap. This means spending the week immersed in C++, Qt, DCMTK, CMake, and related technologies. People who do not feel qualified for this task are politely not invited :)

Group size: Maximum 20 participants so we can have a manageable working meeting. The organizing committee will invite and select participants based on input from TheTeam.

Site Hosts: Steve Pieper and Ron Kikinis

Organizing Committee: Ivo Wolf, Stephen Aylward, Steve Pieper

Future Events: Future hackfests will be announced in advance, and we hope lots of people will be interested in participating. The venue and activities at future hackfests will be determined based on the number of active participants in the project. We welcome participation via the CTK email lists, the source code repository, and this website.

Attendees

So far we have received confirmation for the following people (in no particular order). Please fill in your intentions in terms of common accommodation.

**Participants**
Name	Organization
Jean-Chistophe Fillion-Robin #5	Kitware
Julien Finet #7	Kitware
Stephen Aylward (in spirit)	Kitware
Steve Pieper	Isomics
Ivo Wolf #9	Hochschule Mannheim
Marco Nolden #12	DKFZ, Heidelberg
Sascha Zelzer #8	DKFZ, Heidelberg
Florian Vichot #11	INRIA
Daniele Giunchi #10	SCS, Bologna
André Aichert #13	University Erlangen-Nuremberg

Note: There were also other invitations sent to active people on the community, and people who recently showed interest. When their intent will be known they will be added to the list.

Preparation

Developers should bring a laptop with the current CTK source code downloaded and built.

Use the CTK developers mailing list to discuss build issues and topics for ongoing work.

Phone conferences have been scheduled in the weeks leading to the event:

To be announced

Topics and Projects

Roadmap development

As needed, refine the roadmap for the CTK core.

DICOM Application Hosting

Refine, extend, test, and integrate with applications
See also (some still open) tasks and progress from the last hackfest
Goal: connect some real code via command line interface

DICOM Database and Networking

Dig into ongoing developments. See CtkDICOM for discussion.
- Review patches provided by the SlicerRT team
- Performance Optimization (loadHeader in ctkDICOMDatabase)

See ctkDICOM in Slicer4 for information on a particular application use case.
Slicer4 DICOM Bugs and Feature Requests

Widgets

Discuss and refine as needed.
SlicerRt example dicom interfaces discussion

Tests Framework

Try QtTesting with CTK applications

Build Systems & Software process

~~Update PythonQt dependency so that CTK can build against Qt 4.8~~
- ~~See this experiment to make a ctk-compatible version of the updated PythonQt - it works, but is not yet fully patched.~~
- ~~Some operator overloading issues in DAH~~
- Updated PythonQt: #1, #2 and #3
- Updated CTK: #189, #157
- Updated Slicer r20601
- Added documentation on PythonQt.

Update to latest DCMTK
- includes dcmrt
- need to pick a commit to standardize on
- investigate shared/static library building. (Static instances of classes getting destructed in wrong order)
- incorporate version checking
  - build ctk against head or snapshot version

~~Setup developer package~~
- See #10 and #65
- Work in progress - See topic 65-packaging-support

~~Talk with Dominique (Debian packager) to understand what is missing~~ See https://github.com/commontk/CTK/pull/158
- ~~Build from upstream PythonQt (to be done this week)~~ Few patches still need to be contributed upstream. See documentation
- Release a version of CTK (Work on policy this week and maybe release this week).

~~Generalize documentation of CMake macro so that it can be-used.~~
- Work in progress - See cmake-doxygen-filter-reuse

Command Line Modules

Extract CLI interface
- Unify VPH and Slicer refactoring
Qt SEM XML widget

Cmd Line Module Work Items

Agenda

Monday

Start at 9:00am Arrive and get settled in the morning. Discussion of plans for the week will get underway when everyone has arrived.

Review of goals and ideas

Tuesday

hack, hack, hack...

Wednesday

Review of progress

Thursday

Hack, hack, hack...

Friday

10:30 Review hacking progress
Tour of AMIGO.
- Leave 1249 by 12:00. Stop for lunch on the way and meet Isaiah at AMIGO at 2:00.
- Turn in badges - do not plan to return to 1249.

End by 5:00pm

Travel & Hotel

Local contact

If you have any troubles during your visit, call Steve: +1 617 596 2719

Airport

Boston Logan (BOS)

Transportation on Site

Google's public transit search works well in Boston. The site is about 5 blocks from subway stops and busses. Parking on-site is $10-$15 per day. Cabs are fairly convenient for most trips (perhaps $40 to/from the airport but $10-$15 for trips within town).

Lodging

There are a lot of hotel options in Boston - several within easy walking distance of the 1249 Boylston facility and everything is accessible by public transport. Note that on Sunday night before the hackfest there is a big baseball game in the neighborhood (at Fenway Park) so hotels may be more expensive the first night, but should be cheaper the rest of the week.

Closest, cheapest, but least nice:

Howard Johnsons 1271 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02215 (800) 446-4656 howardjohnsonboston.com‎

Not too far - mid price:

Boston Hotel Buckminster 645 Beacon Street Boston, MA 02215 (800) 727-2825 bostonhotelbuckminster.com‎

Not too far - higher price:

Hotel Commonwealth 500 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02215 (617) 933-5000 hotelcommonwealth.com‎

Meeting Location

BWH Surgical Planning Laboratory 1249 Boylston Street.

Catering

To be determined.

Weather

Probably pretty hot and humid...

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 == Event pictures ==
-Images from the last hackfest:
+Images from the hackfest:
 {|
-|[[image:2011-11-Hackfest-photo.JPG|thumb|right|250px|<big>Hacking is important work!</big>]]
+|[[image:Ctk-boston-2012.jpg|thumb|right|220px|<big>Hacking</big>]]
-|[[image:2011-11-Hackfest-photo-demos.JPG|thumb|right|250px|<big>Checking out the demos</big>]]
+|[[image:CTK-Hackfest-2012-Boston IMGP4168.JPG|thumb|right|220px|<big>Marco and Steve hacking on CTK DICOM</big>]]
-|[[image:2011-11-Hackfest-photo-demos2.JPG|thumb|right|250px|<big>Remarkable progress in Nice</big>]]
+|[[image:CTK-Hackfest-2012-Boston IMGP4167.JPG|thumb|right|220px|<big>Brainstorming</big>]]
+|[[image:CTK-AMIGO-IMG 20120713 135006.jpg|thumb|right|220px|<big>AMIGO Tour</big>]]
+|[[image:CTK-Hackfest-2012-Boston_IMGP4174.JPG|thumb|right|220px|<big>Great dinner at after some intense hacking</big>]]
 |}
 == Introduction ==
-'''Note: this page is a work in progress -- some information subject to change'''
 '''Date:''' July 9-13, 2012
-'''Location:''' Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts USA
+'''Location:''' 1249 Boylston  Street - Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts USA
 '''Goal:''' A follow on to the [[Commontk:Current_events#Past_events|wildly successful previous hackfests!]]
@@ Line 36: / Line 36: @@
 ! scope=col style="background:#cde6f8;"| Organization
 |-
-| Jean-Chistophe Fillion-Robin
+| Jean-Chistophe Fillion-Robin #5
 | Kitware
 |-
-| Julien Finet
+| Julien Finet #7
 | Kitware
 |-
-| Stephen Aylward
+| Stephen Aylward (in spirit)
 | Kitware
 |-
@@ Line 48: / Line 48: @@
 | Isomics
 |-
-| Ivo Wolf
+| Ivo Wolf #9
 | Hochschule Mannheim
 |-
-| Marco Nolden
+| Marco Nolden #12
 | DKFZ, Heidelberg
 |-
-| Sascha Zelzer
+| Sascha Zelzer #8
 | DKFZ, Heidelberg
 |-
-| Florian Vichot
+| Florian Vichot #11
 | INRIA
 |-
-| Daniele Giunchi
+| Daniele Giunchi #10
 | SCS, Bologna
 |-
-| André Aichert
+| André Aichert #13
 | University Erlangen-Nuremberg
 |}
@@ Line 100: / Line 100: @@
 * Refine, extend, [[DICOM_Application_Hosting_Testing | test]], and integrate with applications
 * See also [[CTK-Hackfest-Nov-2011#DICOM_Application_Hosting | (some still open) tasks]] and [[Hackfest_Nice_AppHosting_Progress | progress]] from the last hackfest
+* Goal: connect some real code via command line interface
-==== DICOM Networking ====
+==== DICOM Database and Networking ====
 * Dig into ongoing developments.  See [[CtkDICOM]] for discussion.
+** Review [https://github.com/SlicerRt/CTK/commits/slicerRT-patches patches provided by the SlicerRT team]
+** Performance Optimization (loadHeader in ctkDICOMDatabase)
 * See [[ctkDICOM in Slicer4]] for information on a particular application use case.
+* [http://na-mic.org/Bug/search.php?project_id=3&search=dicom&category=DICOM&status_id%5B%5D=10&status_id%5B%5D=20&status_id%5B%5D=30&status_id%5B%5D=40&status_id%5B%5D=50&sticky_issues=off&sortby=last_updated&dir=DESC&hide_status_id=-2 Slicer4 DICOM Bugs and Feature Requests]
 ==== Widgets ====
 * Discuss and refine as needed.
+* [https://www.assembla.com/spaces/slicerrt/wiki/20120125_Slicer_DICOM_browser_meeting SlicerRt example dicom interfaces discussion]
 ==== Tests Framework ====
+Try QtTesting with CTK applications
 ==== Build Systems & Software process ====
-* Update PythonQt dependency so that CTK can build against Qt 4.8
+* <del>Update PythonQt dependency so that CTK can build against Qt 4.8</del>
+** <del>See [https://github.com/pieper/PythonQt/tree/svn-mirror this experiment] to make a ctk-compatible version of the updated PythonQt - it works, but is not yet fully patched.</del>
+** <del>[http://my.cdash.org/viewBuildError.php?buildid=362919 Some operator overloading issues in DAH]</del>
+** Updated PythonQt: [https://github.com/commontk/PythonQt/pull/1 #1], [https://github.com/commontk/PythonQt/pull/2 #2] and [https://github.com/commontk/PythonQt/pull/3 #3] {{done}}
+** Updated CTK: [https://github.com/commontk/CTK/issues/189 #189], [https://github.com/commontk/CTK/issues/157 #157] {{done}}
+** Updated Slicer [http://viewvc.slicer.org/viewvc.cgi/Slicer4?view=revision&revision=20601 r20601] {{done}}
+** Added [https://github.com/commontk/PythonQt#readme documentation] on PythonQt.  {{done}}
-* Setup developer package
-* Talk with Dominique (Debian packager) to understand what is missing
+* Update to [http://git.dcmtk.org/web?p=dcmtk.git;a=summary latest DCMTK]
+** includes dcmrt
+** need to pick a commit to standardize on
+** investigate shared/static library building.  (Static instances of classes getting destructed in wrong order)
+** incorporate version checking
+*** build ctk against head or snapshot version
-* Generalize documentation of CMake macro so that it can be-used
+* <del>Setup developer package</del>
+** See [https://github.com/commontk/CTK/issues/10 #10] and [https://github.com/commontk/CTK/issues/65 #65]
+** Work in progress - See topic [https://github.com/jcfr/CTK/compare/65-packaging-support 65-packaging-support]
+* <del>Talk with Dominique (Debian packager) to understand what is missing</del> See https://github.com/commontk/CTK/pull/158
+** <del>Build from upstream PythonQt (to be done this week)</del> {{done}} Few patches still need to be contributed upstream. See [https://github.com/commontk/PythonQt#readme documentation]
+** Release a version of CTK (Work on policy this week and maybe release this week).
+* <del>Generalize documentation of CMake macro so that it can be-used.</del>
+** Work in progress - See [https://github.com/jcfr/CTK/compare/master...cmake-doxygen-filter-reuse cmake-doxygen-filter-reuse]
+==== Command Line Modules ====
+* Extract CLI interface
+** Unify VPH and Slicer refactoring
+* Qt SEM XML widget
+[[Boston Hackfest:Cmd Line Module Work Items|Cmd Line Module Work Items]]
 == Agenda ==
@@ Line 127: / Line 161: @@
 ==== Monday ====
 Start at 9:00am
+Arrive and get settled in the morning.  Discussion of plans for the week will get underway when everyone has arrived.
+Review of goals and ideas
 ==== Tuesday ====
+hack, hack, hack...
 ==== Wednesday ====
+Review of progress
 ==== Thursday ====
+Hack, hack, hack...
 ==== Friday ====
-Tour of [http://ncigt.org/pages/AMIGO AMIGO].
+* 10:30 Review hacking progress
+*Tour of [http://ncigt.org/pages/AMIGO AMIGO].
+** Leave 1249 by 12:00.  Stop for lunch on the way and meet Isaiah at AMIGO at 2:00.
+** Turn in badges - do not plan to return to 1249.
 End by 5:00pm
@@ Line 144: / Line 188: @@
 '''Transportation on Site'''
-Google's public transit search works well in Boston.  The site is about 5 blocks from subway stops and busses.  Parking on-site is $10-$15 per day.  Cabs are fairly convenient for most trips (perhaps $40 to/from the airport).
+Google's public transit search works well in Boston.  The site is about 5 blocks from subway stops and busses.  Parking on-site is $10-$15 per day.  Cabs are fairly convenient for most trips (perhaps $40 to/from the airport but $10-$15 for trips within town).
 '''Lodging'''