We are very happy to announce that Alaya's first Hackathon is officially kicked off!
Start your first project on Alaya and join the most promising ecosystem in the Web3 field.
Event time: July 21-September 30, 2021 (Singapore time)**
Type: Global Online Hackathon
Submit a project here https://hackerlink.io/grant/Alaya/1
Alaya is a global distributed financial infrastructure and a pilot zone for PlatON, a distributed privacy-preserving AI network. By combining blockchain and privacy-preserving computation capabilities, it provides developers with a safe, high-performance, and scalable distributed financial application "sandbox" and testing ground.
This Hackathon is jointly organized by the LatticeX Foundation and DoraHacks. It aims to encourage developers to engage in various development practices based on the Alaya Development Testnet, improve infrastructure, and explore innovative technologies and applications.
Just with access to the Internet, you can participate in the global Hackathon! The Hackathon will set no specific contest subjects, but welcomes all projects built/integrated based on the Alaya network. To get more inspirations, take a look at Hackathon Idea List.
During the Hackathon, live lectures, workshops and group discussions on various topics will be held from time to time. Welcome to join the Hackathon Telegram group chat to find teammates and technical support.
For a detailed description of the event, please visit: https://hidorahacks.medium.com/platon-grant-hackathon-opens-on-hackerlink-io-57355f70a96a
You can get technical support anytime from the following channels:
You need to submit your projects during the event from July 21 to September 30. In addition to the project, you also need to provide the project description, project logo, a list of team members, project name, link to the GitHub/Gitlab repository, and slides or video presentations.
Submit a project here https://hackerlink.io/grant/Alaya/1
Participants need to submit their projects before the deadline for the Hackathon. After the judges receive the submitted materials, they will evaluate the projects from the following aspects:
- Functionality
- Potential value
- Innovation
- Design + User Experience
- Composability
After the judges complete their personal evaluations, the Hackathon organizers will discuss with the judges and select the winner based on the weighted scores of the project. The winner will be announced shortly after the end of the event.