Hacking period starts 12:00PM October 4th and ends at 12:00PM October 5th.
Submission Rules
Any violation of these rules will result in immediate disqualification of your team and project
- 4 hackers maximum per team (anything less including 1 is okay but we encourage finding a full team as you can get a lot more done with 4 people!)
- Only submit to HackUTA — projects that submit to other hackathons will be disqualified
- All code must be uploaded BEFORE the deadline and linked to Devpost — project demos with a working product yet have no code uploaded will be disqualified
- Public frameworks and libraries are allowed, at least 70% of code submitted should be written by your team during hacking period.
- Each hacker is only allowed to be a part of and create one project during this hackathon
- There is no limit on the number of challenges you can submit to, but keep in mind that you should focus on one or a small set of challenges to maximize your chances of winning!
- Project devpost must be submitted at midnight (11:59PM) Saturday to be eligible for judging, however you can still edit your Devpost submission until the 11:30AM hacking deadline.
- There should be no coding or building before noon on Saturday.
- However you can ideate beforehand with your team!
- Judging will be in-person expo-style; you must be present at judging to qualify for a prize.
- To stay in good standing with HackUTA and all MLH member events, all hackers must abide by the MLH Code of Conduct.
