Before the hackathon begins, please read the topic and obtain your personal GitHub repository for development. More details are available here: HackOnVibe.com
Certificates of participation will be awarded to everyone. Winners will receive certificates (example: certificate).
Esteemed judges from the US, including representatives from Big Tech companies like Salesforce, will provide valuable feedback and networking opportunities.
Please carefully review and follow the Timeline on the website. There are actions that can or must be taken before the hackathon starts.
Final project submission is done on DoraHacks.io. The prize is self-funded.
Tracks
- Business Success — $150 prize pool + certificates
- Global Impact — certificates
Timeline (Utah, USA time)
- Friday — Kick-off call and start of coding (12:00 PM)
- Saturday — Opportunity to call mentors
- Sunday — Final day for code submission, product video, and questionnaire
- Monday–Tuesday — Judging
- Wednesday–Thursday — Results announcement (winners and judge feedback for each team will be available)
The following week: fulfillment of financial obligations to winners.
Submission Requirements
- Obtain your GitHub development repository before the hackathon
- Work only within that repository
- Submit your work on DoraHacks.io (Vercel and similar links are also accepted)
- Record and upload a project video presentation to YouTube (Public or Unlisted)
- Complete the project questionnaire and place it in the root directory of your repository
- Submit everything by the final minute of Sunday (local time)
Judging Criteria
Best working functionality. A functional backend is valued more highly than visual aesthetics.
You can find the hackathon theme and instructions for joining the Discord server at HackOnVibe.com. The site also has the full timeline, including how to obtain and accept the GitHub repository invitation and submit a test PR.