This has been long due and would like to share my hackathon experience before the memory gets a tad bit weak. First things first, I must say that I handled the competition with way more ease than first time around. Who ever said it, yes, it is absolutely correct that “Experience does makes you perfect”
I tried to remind myself and my comrade multiple times that hackathon is only an implementation of scratch of the surface stating the future to explore further. If you loose this thought, you will find yourself being extremely fatigued and will end up doing bunch of mistakes and miss prerequisites.
The goal is to shoot for stars, but, also, ensure you have a clear picture on what you would call a deliverable. All in all it was fun and calm for the most part with brain juices flowing pretty well.
You can read about what we did and how we did it – up here.
https://github.com/Sitecore-Hackathon/2018-Witty-Geeks/tree/master/documentation
There is a little video we made as well as a proud participants, but, tired ones. 🙂
Here you go – https://recordings.join.me/H8TFZihidUGXBwppem5_pw
In my next post, I wanted to share my Sitecore 9.1 installation experience with SIF tools and all the pitfalls I bumped in to, luckily there was a blog for most of them. Of course, I had one unique one which might help some, so, will post that soon.
Cya later!
PS: If you do not know what hackathon I am talking about, see the details below.