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09-16-2019 05:00 PM
This year, as the Developer Relations Team at Neo4j announced the first ever, Neo4j Online Developer Expo & Summit (NODES 2019), I am happy to make the community activities awesome for everyone.
Since it’s somewhat of a tradition to host a GraphHack around every GraphConnect conference… I thought, let’s host a GraphHack! Given that NODES 2019 is a virtual conference, we decided to make it a virtual hackathon. After brainstorming and receiving some feedback from our community members (shout-out to Jhonathan Soares & Michael McKenzie!) and members from my team (big shout-out to DevRel and especially Will Lyon!), we announced our first-ever Global GraphHack!
Prizes:
If you have travel restrictions, don’t worry, we’ll have amazing prizes for you too! Winners will be selected by the community votes and a panel of judges from Neo4j staff and announced immediately following the NODES 2019 keynote (given by Neo4j CEO, Emil Eifrem).
We made a Google form to collect registrations, and to my amazement, we received over 500 registrations!!!! (509 to be exact), which officially made it the Global GraphHack! We decided to have the hackathon live on DevPost.com, as it would make it easier for hackers to find team members, submit their projects, and vote (so, GraphHack registration has moved there).
The hackathon lasts for a whole month and we’re only 2 weeks in! So, if you’re still interested in participating, it’s not too late to join!!!! Sign-up on DevPost.com. (teams can be between 1–4 hackers)
The theme for this year’s GraphHack is: “Extending the Graph Ecosystem”.
The task is to build something using or extending Neo4j that can help others in the community. Watch the video below for more details or head straight to DevPost to read more about it.
We hope you can participate. At the very least, I hope you join us for the awesome interactive virtual conference. 🙂
PS. Most of these community ideas come from inspiration from our community, so if you have any ideas for programs, projects, things you would like to see more of, etc. please share it with us! You can post it directly on the community feedback category on the Neo4j community site or email us directly at community@neo4j.com. Want to share the feedback anonymously or just generally prefer a form format? We have that too, community feedback form.
It’s True! It’s the Largest GraphHack in History!!! was originally published in Neo4j Developer Blog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
09-27-2019 09:39 AM
I have a quick question. I thought the contest went up through midnight on Sunday the 29th. The contest rules say it goes through 12:00 AM on the 29th--which is actually the midnight following Saturday or beginning Sunday morning. When is the actual submission deadline? Do we submit before midnight Sunday morning or before midnight on Monday morning?
a) No purchase necessary. A purchase does not improve your chances of winning. To enter the Contest, the participant must create and submit a GraphHack project (on Github) where instructed by Neo4j on or before 12:00 AM PT on September 29, 2019 (the "Contest Period").
09-28-2019 10:37 AM
Thanks again for bringing this up!
All the sessions of the conference are now available online