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Yes it’s true, QAI now has a collaboration space on GitHub woohoo. This compliments the space we also have on OW2’s GitLab service. Now you choose where to collaborate with the community.

Every single town has its singularities. Some might be famous for their cultural heritage, others for gastronomy, winemaking, or unique museums. All towns have a fascinating history behind them, and their inhabitants have knowledge that complements the official archives. Large cities usually have tourism resources to publish online and offline guides highlighting their assets, but this is unattainable in smaller towns with fewer resources. Having this global challenge in mind, we have created a low-code solution for anyone interested in revealing their hometown’s famous and unknown gems. You only need a list of points of interest (PoI).

In September this year, I attended AthTech'21, a conference on sports data and technology. There, we discussed systems interoperability and user (fans) engagement through technology. During one of the sessions, I presented an idea to attract the spectators' interest in concrete athletics events like throws and jumps. I developed a simple but functional prototype on a quick app.