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Hackathon: Bring the Func(🕺)
Summary
Following the conclusion of its fourth Launch Week, Supabase announced the ten-day community hackathon titled Bring the Func, running through April 10th. The competition highlights newly released platform capabilities, establishing primary prize tracks dedicated to Supabase Edge Functions and GraphQL projects powered by pg_graphql. Participants can compete individually or in teams of up to five people, provided all design and code assets are built during the event and published as open-source repositories. Submissions require linking a repository detailing architecture, hosted demos, and Supabase feature usage across storage, authentication, realtime, or database access layers. Alongside category prizes and community swag, Supabase partnered with the Future Forest Company to plant a tree and issue a certificate for every completed project entry.
Context
Supabase concluded its fourth Launch Week and launched new platform features, specifically GraphQL support and Supabase Edge Functions, prompting an open hackathon to encourage community experimentation.
Approach / What changed
Supabase organized a 10-day open-source hackathon ending April 10th with prize tracks for pg_graphql usage, Edge Functions, and visual design. Teams of 1 to 5 members must create all code during the event, utilize Supabase, and submit open-source repositories detailing their architecture and feature usage.
Takeaways
The hackathon focuses on Supabase Edge Functions and GraphQL support, requiring entries in the GraphQL category to specifically use pg_graphql.
Contest rules mandate teams of one to five members, completely open-source code repositories created during the event window, and the use of Supabase in some capacity.
All intellectual property remains the property of the participating teams, while submissions grant Supabase permission to feature code snippets, screenshots, and repository links.
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