You should read the full orientation hackathon rules after your kickoff. Below is a summary of the highlights:
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Team Size: Fellows will break up into teams of 2-3 within their Pod. Your Pod Leader will help you do this during the kickoff.
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Timeline: Each team has between the end of the kickoff and the start of demos to create their project submission. Demos will take place on Monday
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Project Requirements:
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Fellows must use at least one of the Pod’s Open Source technologies in their project.
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The project must be “Open Sourced” (i.e. made available on GitHub with an Open Source license) at the end of the hackathon.
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You’ll also be evaluated for your use of Git and GitHub “Best Practices” while collaborating on the project. This includes using branches, pull requests, reviewing each other’s code, writing a comprehensive README, & using issues to track tasks.
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Demos:
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All of your Pod Leader's Pods will come together to demo their projects to each other, your Pod Leader, and any outside visitors your Pod Leader chooses to invite.
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Each team will have 5-10 minutes to present and demo their project on Zoom..
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You’ll need to share a GitHub repo and video demo of the project in addition to the live demo that you will do.
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Judging:
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Projects will be judges by Pod Leaders
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The finals will be broadcast on Twitch and the overall winners will be selected during the livestream.
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We’ll be awarding prizes for the top projects from each pod.
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