The 61ABC Summer 14 Hackathon Hosted by: Hackers@Berkley, CSUA for students of the Summer 61 Series

Time: 6/18/2014. NOW - Midnight.

Submit your hack here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Yz2bcvZXowxVc34XuSvithKL-eWbgqlg4zYLjW7_jLM/viewform?usp=send_form

Fill out this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/108viJINOU34UwkrtQOmZaTkm_PO5ixHeiikl4d6F3fU/viewform

A hackathon is usually an event (usually around 12 to 48 hours longs) where you (and your team) set to build something cool - with either hardware or software. At the end, you present what you built. There is no project spec - you just build something useful & cool!

Yes! If you work in a group - you will get a mentor who will help guide you in the right direction! Come to the front if you don't have a group.

• 5:00 - 5:30: Intro + Teamforming + Mentoring + Ideas
• 5:30 - 6:00: Git Intro + Quick overview of what’s in the material
• 6:15 - 11:30:
  • 1. Use self paced workshops
  • 1. Talk to your mentor
  • 1. Hack away and build your idea!
• 11:30 Submission Deadline.
• 11:30 - 12:00 Judging.

In order to get started quickly, we ask that you have these tools installed:

• Some sort of code editor (Sublime Text: http://www.sublimetext.com/3)
• Git: http://git-scm.com/download
• Git GUIs: http://git-scm.com/download/gui
• Github account: https://github.com/
• Python3: https://www.python.org/downloads/
• Google Chrome (it HAS to be Chrome): https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/

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INSTALL THIS FIRST: http://git-scm.com/download

If you're using windows - use Git Bash!

Go into a folder and run this command.

git clone https://github.com/42cs/hackathon.git

Now, see what files are here. We'll have a hackathon folder.

cd hackathon

Now let's start our hackathon code. Go into a folder you'd like to

mkdir myhackproj

Now we'll start the git project.

git init

This starts a git project in our folder.

Let's create a file. hack.py

Tell git to add it.

git add hack.py

Commits = = Saving in Git. git status git commit -m 'First Commit' git log

• All you need to do is after you are signed up to github, go to homepage and you'll see a green button that says "new repository", click that button.
• Name the repository accordingly with your project.(A word of advice, choose a simple name)
• Then click create repository.
• Voila, now you have a github repository in your account, this will be the environment you will keep all your project files.
• Now you should add collborators.

git push origin master

git pull origin master

http://42cs.github.io/book/week3/git.html

1. Git Workshop. In this repo.

2. Building a Web Application with Python (Flask) - Link: https://github.com/daylen/cheeper

• What the final product is - http://cheeper-demo.herokuapp.com

1. HTML Workshop - Room Here: https://github.com/webdesigndecal/cs-workshop/tree/master/su14

2. Mentoring - Throughout the worksho.

• Sumukh's Hackathon Tips: https://github.com/Sumukh/HackathonWorkshop
• Guide to Git: http://42cs.github.io/book/

Flask chatroom: make a chatroom with flask: medium DanRank: Reddit/HackerNews, for pictures of Dan Garcia (or anything else, but preferrably Dan Garcia): easy TextAdventures.py: python textadventures game: easy TextAdventuresOnline.py: Online multiplayer python textadventures game: hard Game of life Wa-tor

Ideas from CS42 Week 5 that can work with Flask + HTML:

RandomExamPractice - Get a random practice problem or midterm every time you load the exam. (Can make it real time really quickly with a quick script)

RandomGifChooser - Loads a random GIF in full screen (with submission) - Based off the Flask Starter Project

YoutubeSubmission - Submit related youtube videos and watch them with this interface. ShareYoutube - Realtime requires some JS knowledge but not much.

StudyTIME - Flask Web App to schedule a time to study/meetup for a specific topic/class (side note: like pandascheduler but simpler)

TrackChanges - Updates you when a website changes. (Think telebears or cs61 project releases)

Something Fun with Twilio (An API to send SMS/make calls)

FreeFoooooood - Tracks what events have free food on campus.

• A compiler that turns an outline into an essay
• A Chrome plugin that turns all of my currently open tabs into a Works Cited page