Theme: Valentine's Day
Status: Hackathon Finished
Start: Feb. 23, 2022, 5 p.m.
End: Feb. 28, 2022, 3 p.m.
Organisation: Code Institute
Feb 2022 #17
A Hackathon is a sprint-like event in which teams collaborate intensively on software projects. The goal is to create a functioning project by the end of the event. Hackathons are a great way to get real-world experience of agile programming and working together in a team, just like you would in a dev role. Don't worry if you have limited coding experience, all levels are welcome, from absolute beginner to advanced developers.
Theme: Valentine's: Share the love
Schedule: All times are in BST(Irish/UK time)
Wed, 23rd Feb
- Join the Intro Webinar at 17:00, which kicks off the event.
- Teams will be assigned immediately after the Intro Webinar and announced in the Slack channel
- Create your Slack IM group chat, & connect with your Team Facilitator.
Thur/Fri, 24th & 25th Feb
- Set up your team page in the Hackathon app, project board, workspaces etc.
- Plan your project, project management and dividing up of tasks.
- Recommended first deployment on Friday
Sat/Sun, 26th & 27th Feb
- Each team member dedicates a minimum of 8-10 hours to working in sprints on solo tasks, chatting with, connecting and working together as a team.
- Continuous deployment
Mon, 28th Feb
- Final touches to project
- Update Hackathon App team page (team name, project name, banner, logo, description etc.
- Final deployment
- Submit project & add details to team page
- 3pm sharp - Project Submission Deadline - no further commits or changes to projects
- Project Presentations to Judges @ 17:30 - 19:00: At least one member per team to join and present.
Tue, 29th Feb
Winners Announcement
Winners will be announced at 4om on Slack
Judging Criteria
- The project provides a clear and substantial value to the user.
- The project uses an original or innovative idea, design or implementation.
- The project was well-planned and executed, using GitHub Projects
- Has a well structured and completed documentation (README & Wireframes)
- The project focus is realistic, and has an overall sense of completeness.