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<p>When I'm visiting a new city I'd like to know which coffee shops have the best vibes, great coffee and are good for hunkering down and having a good hack. Yelp will tell you where the Starbucks is and Foursquare will tell you where your friend's have <em>been</em> - but did they like it and was it a grab in go place or a hack place? Plus, what about the people I don't follow on Foursquare or who can't check-in when in other countries?</p>
<p>Besides being a list I've wanted to have, it's a fantastic (or I think so) way of using <a href="http://jlord.github.io/sheetsee.js" target="_blank">sheetsee.js</a>, which is a little JavaScript library I've been working on. Sheetsee.js helps you hook a Google Spreadsheet (awesome for data and collaboration!) to a website to make data more visual (maps, tables, charts).</p>
<h3>Fork-n-Go</h3>
<p>This is a work-in-progress example of a fork-n-go project - which means, there is just a <a href="https://github.com/jlord/hack-spots" target="_blank">gh-pages branch in GitHub</a> for this project so when you fork it, you've got a live and hosted website instantly. BAM! Just copy the spreadsheet headers and create your own spreadsheet, swap out the spreadsheet key in index.html and BAM you've got a live and hosted site with a spreadsheet you control.</p>
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