Open Source Hackathons

Organising and activating a virtual OPEN SOURCE hackathon or a code camp on the network.

When organizing a virtual OPEN SOURCE hackathon or code camp on the network, it's important to follow a structured approach. Projects with a technical foundation can set up and activate virtual hackathons on the Open Constitution network. The Project C.W.C or Steering Council typically manages authentication and public access for these events.

A key advantage of virtual code camps/hackathons is that they can be organized without time limits. Event administrators should carefully configure the Event Portal settings on the network to ensure a successful setup.

Any Project which has a technical base for a code camp to be organised, may organise and set up a virtual hackathon on the Open Constitution network.

Project C.W.C or Steering Council generally activates the authentication or public access for a Virtual Hackathon.

A Virtual Code Camp/hackathon event may be organised without time limits.

Event Admins, Please follow the screen settings of the Event Portal on the network, to set up and activate a virtual hackathon for your project.

Project C.W.C may organise code camps, or hackathons. Following activities are involved:

Activity 1: Set up an event on Open Constitution network, and publish it.
Activity 2: Set up sandboxes, cloud resources and CI/CD pipelines for the event.
Activity 3: Activate the Event and publish RFC:Call for PROPOSALS
Activity 4: Prospective Contributors activate their E Residency on the Open Bank portal to access the resources for the hackathon.
Activity 4: At the conclusion of the Event, C.W.C submits Code Camp Success Report.

Network AI: Sentient Bot will keep records of the Event details to enhance the virtual hackathons on the network.

Prospective contributors must activate their E-residency on the Open Bank portal to access resources for the hackathon.

Project C.W.C may also organize code camps or hackathons involving activities such as setting up events on the Open Constitution AI network and provisioning sandboxes, cloud resources, and CI/CD pipelines for the event. Additionally, they need to activate the event and publish RFC: Call for PROPOSALS.