The Initiators

The story

In a quirky corner of their Oslo office, Vetle, the backend brainiac, hatched a plan that would forever change the monthly routine at Schibsted SMB. He had an idea, wild and outlandish: a website called hackday.no just for their monthly hackathon creations.

One day, Vetle pulled Sarah, the front-end virtuoso, aside and said, "Sarah, imagine a place, hackday.no, where we flaunt our monthly hacks to the world. Crazy, right?"

Sarah's eyes lit up, and she exclaimed, "Son of a biscuit, Vetle! I'm in. Let's make these creations shine!"

Next up was Anders, the backend maverick known for his deadpan humor. Vetle pitched the idea, "Anders, what if we birthed a baby called hackday.no just for Schibsted SMB? It'll be epic."

Anders raised an eyebrow, cracked a grin, and replied, "Well, Vetle, if it doesn't crash my servers, I'm game. I'm in."

Lastly, Vetle tracked down Eythor, the enigmatic front-end sorcerer. "Eythor, my man, what say you we create hackday.no, a haven for our monthly mayhem?"

Eythor gave a sly nod and said, "Vetle, you're crazier than a bag of hammers, but I'm in too. Let's do it."

With their offbeat enthusiasm, Vetle, Sarah, Anders, and Eythor embarked on a rollercoaster ride of coding and creativity. hackday.no emerged as an exclusive lunacy hub for Schibsted SMB, where they flaunted their monthly hackathon concoctions and laughed at the tech madness they had unleashed.

And so, the legend of hackday.no was born from Vetle's loony vision and the uproarious talents of these four colleagues who, separately and together, decided to turn their monthly hackathons into a sideshow of epic proportions.