docs(events): add Community over Code 2026 hackathon card - #244
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Adds the Glasgow hackathon card (site/), its publish and offline-serve scripts, and the booth table card. The card walks attendees through running the server as a jar or Docker image over stdio or http, and its "Going further" section covers building every variant, including the native binary and native Docker images. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Aditya Parikh <aditya.m.parikh@gmail.com>
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What
Adds the hackathon card used at the Community over Code 2026 (Glasgow) booth under
docs/events/coc2026-glasgow/:site/— the attendee card (index.html), slides and table card, published as a static pagepublish.sh/serve-offline.sh— publish the card to GitHub Pages, or serve it offline at the venuesolr-mcp-table-card.html, QR code assets and a READMEWhy
Gives attendees a single page that takes them from nothing to a working Solr MCP server in their own client, and keeps the source for it reviewable in the repo.
The card covers running the server as a jar or Docker image over STDIO or HTTP. Its collapsed "Going further" section includes a panel for building and running every variant: JVM jar, Jib Docker image, native binary, and the
-native-stdio/-native-httpDocker images.Notes
docs/, which is already excluded from the RAT audit; no code or build changes../gradlew build(docs-only, no source touched).🤖 Generated with Claude Code