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Hacktoberfest Hackathon Winners 2021
Summary
The organizers of the second open-source Hacktoberfest Hackathon announced the top ten projects across five distinct categories, selecting a winner and runner-up for each. Awarded projects include Pickle, a privacy-focused developer analytics service featuring realtime event synchronization, and CourseBuddy, a collaborative study platform for students. Other winning entries encompass the Feedback widget for sentiment collection, a utility management Flutter application, and Spookd, a Halloween-themed game built with Framer and connected to Supabase. Runner-up projects feature tools such as og:supa for generating Open Graph preview images, Relm for community management, Party Parrot as a Service, the TLWR path logger for Flutter, and the uwudaily mood-logging website. All winners receive custom gold medal shirts, runners-up receive silver medal shirts, and every participant receives a limited-edition participation tee.
Context
The second open-source Hackathon was held during Hacktoberfest to encourage developers and students to build open-source applications and tools using Supabase.
Approach / What changed
Organizers selected top projects across five categories, choosing a winner and runner-up in each category, and awarded gold medal shirts, silver medal shirts, and participation tees.
Takeaways
Category winners spanned multiple domains, including developer analytics with realtime syncing (Pickle), student note-sharing (CourseBuddy), sentiment widgets (Feedback), utility management, and Framer gaming (Spookd).
Category runners-up included an Open Graph image generator (og:supa), a community management platform (Relm), custom Slack emoji generation (Party Parrot as a Service), a Flutter UX logger (TLWR), and a mood tracker (uwudaily).
All submitted projects were open-source, and every participant received a limited edition tee alongside gold and silver medal shirts for winners and runners-up.
Source and freshness
- Source
- supabase.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
- Last updated
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