A website where you can host your hackathon or register for one! Participate to find your
hackathon rankings. Aaaaaand help us improve!
Built with ❤︎ by Nikhil Kumar and others. Supported by You.
This platform caters to hackathon hosts and participants alike.
- The home page shows ongoing and future hackathons.
- A host can mail us or fill a form to register a hackathon with required details.
- Participants register at Hackathonti.me for the same hackathon or find a past event in the archive.
- Two hours after the hackathon ends, public voting takes place and registered users are able to vote for 24hrs. These factors include but are not limited to reliability, environment, growth potential, management.
- This decides the points, suppose average rating of hackathon is
x(float). Consequently, the winning team scoresxpoints, first runner up scoresx/2points and second runner up will scorex/4. - After every 4 months, ranks are calculated for these participant teams and individual hackathons. These ranks are your flaunt-o-meter!✨
- User Interface (UI). But it feels a little off-handed right now. Feel free to propose a change to this! ⬅️
- Pages for Login/Register into HackathonTi.Me.
- Logic for Creation and Joining of teams for hackathons by participants.
- Logic for Date/Time for hackathons to decide the ongoing, future and past events and move them to archive accordingly.
- Points for teams and hackathons. This is implemented manually at this moment.
- Public Voting for hackathons.
- Is Team Blog is a good idea? Essentially, this will be a place where teams can write about their projects to maintain a project archive. The information for the team like [ team members, hackathons went and hackathons attending ] could, hence, be more concisely arranged on the page. [ If you would like to work on this idea, find models/forms/views in
hackathontime_usersdirectory. They have purposely been commented out. ]
(Will be added super soon)
If you would like to update resources on Hackathonti.Me, please:
- Find an issue with a label relevant to your interest.
- Make a fork of this repository.
- Clone your fork locally.
- Create a new branch to contain your change. Give your branch a descriptive name, such as
team-blog-bug-fix, ordate-logic-fix. - Make your change using the browser or on your local machine.
- Commit your change.
- Push the branch to your remote fork.
- Make a pull request to the original repo.
If you are not sure how to complete the above steps, GitHub's Fork a Repo guide is a good place to start.
- Make sure your local machine has Python3.6+ pre-installed.
- Start with installing
virtualenvand creating avirtualenvfor this project. - Clone this repo and install the other requirements.
- Set some enviornment variables and then migrate the models. Tada! 🙌
# install and make a virtualenv
python3 -m pip install virtualenv
python3 -m virtualenv <name>
source <name>/bin/activate
# clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/nk521/hackathonti.me
cd hackathonti.me
# install requirements
python -m pip install requirements.txt
# now migrate
python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate
# create superuser and run server
python manage.py createsuperuser
python manage.py runserver
If you encounter any errors regarding database after accessing the website on localhost, try to migrate the models again.
You tell this. What feature would you like to propose? Go ahead and open an issue for feature request. 😀🧙
Drop in a mail at 📩 admin@hackathonti.me with your suggestions.
Or simply report a bug 🐞. Find guides and friendly templates from Github here: