After 25 and a half hours of hard work, some awards had to be handed out for the brilliant developments made this weekend. Here are the winners accepting their prizes.
After 24 hours of development, a member of each team took to the stage to explain what they’ve created. Here’s the photos.
Less than 1 hour to go and the finishing touches are being made to everybody’s work. Here’s some photos of the final hour of development.
The lights are back on and those lovely people at the Engine Shed have come back to feed us breakfast. Here’s photos from 8am at DevXS.
As Sunday crept into the Engine Shed, Chris Gutteridge gave a key note to those who were still awake to hear it. Here’s the last photos before our photographer goes for a hard earned rest.
For those of you who take part in the soul destroying addiction (or, according to Chris, the planet-saving utopia) that is Minecraft, we have a dedicated DevXS server for you to muck about on at minecraft.devxs.org.
Remember that any time spent fighting mobs or excavating will come out of your development time, so we don’t encourage non-stop gaming for the rest of the event. However, if you want to dip in and move blocks around for a bit feel free!
After a cooked meal, some flying robots and a goal from Lampard, there’s more energy in the room. Here’s some more photos of what happened in hours 8 and onwards of DevXS. Now with added magic!
