- Your submission should be deployed on or connected to Flow - Your submission needs to run on Flow - Your submission should be open source and free for others to check - Your submission must NOT be a simple fork of an existing project with minimal changes - Your submission must have a descriptive README in the repository, including: 1. A clear sort one-sentence description 2. A short description of what you integrated Flow with and how 3. A short description of the team and their social handles
- Your submission should be deployed on or connected to Flow - Your submission needs to run on Flow - Your submission should be open source and free for others to check - Your submission must NOT be a simple fork of an existing project with minimal changes - Your submission must have a descriptive README in the repository, including: 1. A clear sort one-sentence description 2. A short description of what you integrated Flow with and how 3. A short description of the team and their social handles - This award can be won simultaneously with the main track “Most Killer App Potential”.
- Submit a project in one of two main prize categories. - Provide thorough and constructive feedback on the developer experience at the end of the hackathon in the form of a Google doc. This should be submitted through the following Form URL. - Feedback should cover areas such as Flow’s documentation, protocol, tools, and overall development experience.
- Submit a project in one of two main prize categories. - Provide thorough and constructive feedback on the developer experience at the end of the hackathon in the form of a Google doc. This should be submitted through the following Form URL. - Feedback should cover areas such as Flow’s documentation, protocol, tools, and overall development experience.