Hackathon
The interface for your database
View, update, and visualize your data collaboratively, without needing to be a database expert.
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Sept 1 - Oct 1
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Devs registeredRewards and prizes
Build an innovative open source app with Outerbase
$5,000 USD
+ Outerbase swag, Hashnode T-shirt and mug.
Best plugin: The best plugin
$1,000 USD
+ Outerbase swag, Hashnode T-shirt and mug.
Best commands: Highest number of integrations
$1,000 USD
+ Outerbase swag, Hashnode T-shirt and mug.
About Outerbase
Hackathon dates:
September 1 - Oct 1
Sept 1 - Oct 1
Outerbase enables everyone to have access to the data they need, through their intuitive spreadsheet-like experience.
Learn more about Outerbase
Take control of your data with Commands. Outerbase's Commands allow you to easily create a workflow of data and code in your favorite language whether it's TypeScript, JavaScript, or Python.
Hackathon dates:
September 1 - Oct 1
Sept 1 - Oct 1
Querying your data has never been easier. Using EZQL users can query their data without having to write a single line of SQL.
Are you prepared to embrace the challenge and code at the Outerbase Hackathon?
How to participate
Sign up on Outerbase.
Build an open-source app using Outerbase. Looking for inspiration? Check out the app ideas below!
Launch your app by publishing an article on your Hashnode blog - no blog yet? Set it up here.
Include your Github repository and mention the domains of Outerbase and Hashnode in your project article.
Tag the article with #Outerbase and #OuterbaseHackathon hashtags! This is how we track who's in.
Share your article on social media and tag @hashnode and @Outerbase so we can spread the love!
Resources
We're thrilled that you're interested in participating in the #Outerbase #BaseJam hosted by Hashnode, and we look forward to seeing what you build. Here are some resources to help get you started:
Get Started with Outerbase
Outerbase Examples Repo
Get Started with Outerbase
Outerbase Examples Repo
Outerbase Community
Hashnode Discord server
Outerbase Youtube channel
App Ideas for the Basejam
X / Threads / New Social Network
Build a better X (formerly Twitter) now that the current one is starting to have run its course.
Expense Tracker
Track how much you are spending and create alerts if you go over a certain budget.
Form
Create a simple form that populates the connected database.
Blog Platform
Create a simple blog cms using tables and commands.
Todo List
An app to track your daily progress and stay on top of all of your tasks.
Meal Planner
Track your food and your goals in one place, and notify you go over your daily limits.
Database Table/Column Plugins
Calendar View
Create a calendar view for your data that can be sorted by your field of choosing
Kanban View
View your data as records on a kanban board for project planning
Map Preview
See where your addresses are on a map view (integrate with google or open maps)
File Import
Allow users to import files to S3 and link to them from their database
URL Link
Allow users to navigate to URLs in their data directly from their table view
Language Translation
Automatically convert foreign languages into your language of choice, could use an LLM or other technology.
New Outerbase Commands for the Basejam
Slack Message
Utilize the Slack API to send messages to Slack workspaces
Shopify Integration
Integrate with the Shopify API to view store details
Mailgun Integration
Utilize the Mailgun API to send emails
Twilio SMS
Utilize the Twilio API to send SMS messages
Stripe Integration
Integrate with the Stripe API to track payments
Evaluation Criteria
Product thinking
Usefulness of the project in a real-world scenario.
Project completeness
How complete are the features implemented?
UI/UX
The overall look, layout, color usage, and positioning in the application.
Driving Impact
How does your solution differentiate from the competition?
Functionality
Is your solution fully fleshed out or have you taken shortcuts to deliver it?
Completeness of the article
The blog should cover all aspects of your project. What inspired you to create this project? What problem does the project address? How did you build it?
Best delivery of presentation
📹️ is key to delivering a great presentation. Show us how you built your hackathon entry and how it aptly solves a problem.
UI/UX
The overall look, layout, color usage, and positioning in the application.
Hackathon best practices
If possible, share a demo video of your project.
If possible, share login demo credentials.
In your article, explain why and how you used Outerbase in your project.
Don't be afraid to write a lengthier article! It's better to cover all the aspects of your project rather than leave some features outside!
Have questions or concerns?
If you get stuck or have questions, please let our team know! We're available and ready to help. You can reach us by:
- Asking a question on the Hashnode Discord server. Use the #Outerbase-Hackathon channel.
- Join us on the Outerbase Community server.
- Join us for our Workshop session taking place September 13th, 8:30pm IST | 8am PDT, set up a reminder here.
Testimonials from past winners
Boost your skills and confidence
Participating in this Hackathon was a highly valuable experience as a self-taught software developer.
It provided an excellent platform to showcase my skills and coding abilities in a public setting. The Hackathon boosted my confidence and reaffirmed my passion for software development.
Abdulrasaq Jamiu Adewuyi
abdulrasaqjamiu.hashnode.devNetlify and ClerkDev Hackathon
When building my pet projects, I used to get bored and leave them in between. Hackathons on Hashnode create a competitive environment that hits me every moment to keep building it and take it to the finish line.
We also get constructive reviews on the hackathons' blogs on Hashnode that motivates us to make the product better. Other than that I bought a Fujifilm XT-3 camera from the prize money of my last win.
Akhil Gautam
hashnode.com/@akhilgautamThe Epic Hashnode Writeathon
Participating in 'The Epic Writeathon' was an Epic experience for me because I got to build, write, and read the amazing articles from other participants.
I encourage all newcomers to take part in future Hashnode hackathons.
Giftea
giftea.hashnode.devLearn about new tech stacks 🔥
I really enjoyed participating in the Hackathon, I think it's a great opportunity to learn about new technologies and tools.
David Fernandez Ortiz
davidivad96.hashnode.dev
Frequently asked questions
By participating in this hackathon, you agree to the rules laid out here. Please read them carefully before proceeding. All projects submitted in this hackathon should be open source with MIT or other standard open-source licenses.
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