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readme.md

Hi!

This is the code for a website that shows the spots myself, my friends (or Twitter friends) have found to be excelent hacking spots around the whole wide world.

But How?

A Google Spreadsheet holds all the data and it is connected to this website using the goodies in sheetsee.js. Everytime you visit the website, you'll have the most up to date data that has been entered into the spreadsheet.