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Improve "open-sourceness" #154

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casassg opened this issue Oct 31, 2017 · 10 comments
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Improve "open-sourceness" #154

casassg opened this issue Oct 31, 2017 · 10 comments

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@casassg
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casassg commented Oct 31, 2017

I would like to make this easier to fork and work for other hackathons. Any advice?

I was thinking of either moving this to my profile or creating a new organization just for this.

Also, even though I like how simple is it to say backend, maybe adding a name to it would make sense if other hackathons need to use it.

What do you think?

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  • Heroku deployment
  • Docker deployment
  • Add REST API
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hackathon-backend. So it's just an API, no frontend?

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Is there really other people interested in using this? What do those people due/use for now that this is not usable?

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Maybe making it ready-to-use with Heroku, or with Docker.

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casassg commented Oct 31, 2017

@dasilvacontin There's no API actually, it's a full-stack application. It includes a small frontend for registration and more. Similar to what PennApps, MHacks and HackTheNorth currently have.

There are a few hackathon organizers that asked me about this. Afaik HackJunction thought on using it, we are using it for HackCU (I made a huge refactor there that I'll bring here as well), and other organizers asked me during HackUPC.

Also, thanks about the Heroku and Docker suggestions

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mvdan commented Oct 31, 2017

I'd say making it have APIs, or making the data easily accessible somehow, would be really important for this to be useful to other hackathons in general.

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casassg commented Oct 31, 2017

Adding the APIs to the todo list, should be easy with DRF.

Even though what do you guys think about moving this to a different team or profile

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qaisjp commented Nov 1, 2017 via email

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casassg commented Nov 1, 2017

The reason I was thinking on moving it away from hackupc org was to have a fork where we can have any specific hackupc stuff. Similar to what has been done with https://github.com/hackmit/quill

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casassg commented Nov 20, 2017

Moved to a new organization: github.com/hackAssistant and renamed to registration to make it more clear. This way I can transfer the maintainability to other hackathon organizers when I graduate.

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qaisjp commented Nov 20, 2017

I like this new hackassistant organisation.

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