Hackathon Rules & Guidelines

Please read this in its entirety, including the other files. It includes specific instructions to get set up.

Code of Conduct

By attending the hackathon, you affirm that you have read and agree to our Code of Conduct, and you will abide by its guidelines laid out here: http://jsconf.com/codeofconduct.html

Purpose

The Hackathon is designed to be a fun, casual, and educational environment. There will also be competition for prizes, but our main goal is education, building community, and learning to use some cool APIs and technologies. We will have tutors and volunteers to assist with your questions if you need help.
Thanks to OpenTable for their sponsorship, we will provide you with lunch on Saturday, and lunch + dinner on Sunday. GitHub will be providing us with beer and wine on Sunday evening.

Location

GitHub HQ
88 Colin P Kelly Jr St,
San Francisco, CA 94107

Team Size

• Max team size: 7
• Recommended team size: 2-5

Review the APIs

Review the APIs in the apis.md file in this repo.
Here you'll find lists of APIs with links to docs, tutorials, and a video overview

Join the Reactathon Slack Group

Sign up here http://bit.ly/reactathon2017-slack

More info:

• You can ask API sponsors questions directly in their respective channel, i.e. api_opentable
• View API introductions (30 secs) and demos (<5 mins) in their respective channels
• Pay special attention to announcements channel. Do not post here.
• Ask questions about certain technologies in the q-and-a-<technology> channel
• Have general communication in the general channel
• Find a teammate or a team in the team-formation team

Team Formation

If you have a team

1. List your team in the teams.md file in this repo
2. Fork the repo and make a PR to list your team
3. Follow the style guide for listing your team
4. Tag BerkeleyTrue in your PR.

If you don't have a team

1. Browse teams in the teams.md file of this repo
2. Contact team members via Slack or in-person on Saturday morning