• Use of Radix Tech Stack: The project must be Scrypto package (composed of blueprints) deployed on Stokenet and a frontend integrated with Radix dApp Toolkit.
• Quality and Asset-Orientedness of Code: Assess the participant’s skill in applying asset-oriented programming principles from our docs and design patterns where it’s applicable.
• Breadth of Functionality: Rate the range of functionalities provided in the submission and their utility. Especially if it’s a novel or more complex functional of common DeFi dApps – e.g. a Uniswap V2 DEX is less interesting than something like a Balancer type dApp or Uniswap V3.
• Quality of Documentation and Code Comments: Evaluate the clarity, thoroughness, and usefulness of documentation and comments within the code.
• Transaction Manifest: Evaluate the use and understanding of the transaction manifest.
• UI/UX Experience: Assess the proficiency with which the participants utilise a frontend framework.
• Innovation and Creativity: Evaluate the level of innovation and creativity displayed in the project’s approach and solutions.

All skills are welcome and needed. The hackathon is open to all profiles, but every team will require at least one developer to submit an MVP for judging.

All participants should sign-up individually, regardless of team formation, which will take place briefly prior to the hackathon kick-off. Hackers can encourage their desired teammates to apply so they can all join the hackathon as a single group. Teams are not expected to be formed by more than 4 participants.

Food and beverages will be provided by the organisation.

Judging is done by the Radix team based on judging and acceptance criteria of the challenges.

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