Participants must be present at the hackathon located at the Puppet office in Portland.

Women of any level of programming experience are encouraged to join.

Teams will be selected to include a mix of experience levels and skill sets.

This is meant to be a safe and welcoming environment open to all without discrimination.

Although this list cannot be exhaustive, we honor and respect diversity in age, culture, ethnicity, gender identity or expression, race, religion, sexual orientation and technical ability.

Code of Conduct

http://docs.puppetlabs.com/community/community_guidelines.html#event-code-of-conduct

What and how do I submit?

• Everyone must sign up individually at: https://wecode2018.devpost.com/
• Submit screenshots, videos, and/or a presentation along with:
• Your team number and name
• A description of your project
• A list of additional features you would add if given more time
• A description of the target audience
• A description of how each team member contributed
• Submit a zipped-up folder with the working source code on a thumbdrive (to be provided) or link to a github repository 
• Submit a readme file with instructions for opening the app/site and performing the necessary steps to use it
• Each team will be given up to 3 minutes to pitch their project

What is required of the application?

• The application should not contain any third-party proprietary code. It is the Participant’s responsibility to ensure that the submission does not infringe upon or violate any third-party rights.
• Publicly available frameworks, APIs and open-source code that has been available for at least two weeks are allowed, but otherwise all code must be written during the event.
• The project must be a working solution. It may run locally on a laptop or be deployed to a publicly viewable environment.
• Ensure that each team member has a voice - collaborate and have fun!

Neither Nike nor Puppet will retain ownership of your code.  Finished work should be licensed under either Apache or MIT open source licenses so that it can continue to benefit the non-profits.  Judges will review the finished code but will not keep it.

This is a code challenge not a security hacking event.