Kodlama is an intense 6-hour hackathon designed to push the boundaries of technological innovation through AI-powered development. Participants will engage in a high-energy coding challenge, leveraging cutting-edge AI tools to create functional, demonstrable projects that have the potential to disrupt existing technological norms.
Plagiarism: Directly copying existing projects from GitHub, Stack Overflow. Pre-built Projects: MVP must be built during the event. Code Tampering: Any attempt to manipulate project files after submission will lead to disqualification.
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- Duration: 6 intense hours
- Focus: AI-powered innovation
- Goal: Build functional, innovative projects
- Platform: Collaborative coding battle
- A central Kodlama repository has been pre-established on the event's GitHub organization
- This repository serves as the primary template and starting point for all teams
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Fork the Central Kodlama Repository
- Team leader must fork the official Kodlama repository to their personal GitHub account
- This forked repository becomes the team's primary working repository
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Repository Configuration
- Customize the forked repository for your team's specific project
- Add team members as collaborators
- Set up project-specific configurations
- Fork the Team Leader's Repository
- Team members must fork the team leader's forked repository
- This ensures a clear, hierarchical collaboration structure
- Allows for controlled code contributions and reviews
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Fork the Central Repository
# Navigate to the central Kodlama repository # Click 'Fork' button to create a fork in your personal GitHub account -
Clone Your Forked Repository
git clone https://github.com/your-username/Kodlama.git cd Kodlama -
Add Team Members as Collaborators
- Go to repository settings
- Navigate to "Collaborators & teams"
- Add team members by GitHub username
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Fork Team Leader's Repository
- Go to team leader's forked Kodlama repository
- Click "Fork" button
- Clone your forked repository
git clone https://github.com/your-username/Kodlama.git cd Kodlama -
Create Feature Branches
git checkout -b feature/your-specific-contribution -
Make and Commit Changes
# Work on your feature git add . git commit -m "Descriptive commit message about your contribution" -
Push Changes to Your Fork
git push origin feature/your-specific-contribution -
Create Pull Request to Team Leader's Repository
- Go to team leader's forked repository
- Click "New Pull Request"
- Select your fork and feature branch
- Provide a detailed description of your changes
- Only the team leader can merge pull requests
- Team leader's GitHub username/email will be verified before final submission
- Ensures code quality and team coordination
- Allowed: Any AI development tool or platform
- Examples:
- GitHub Copilot
- OpenAI Codex
- Claude AI
- BlackBox
- Bolt
- Mistral
- Mercury Coder
- Grok
- Cursor
- Gemini
- Lovable
- Deepseek
- HuggingChat models
- Other generative AI coding assistants
- Innovation
- Functionality
- Technical Complexity
- AI Integration
- Presentation Quality
- Mentorship: AI experts available for guidance
- Documentation: Comprehensive development resources
- Respect fellow participants
- Collaborate openly
- Maintain ethical AI development practices
- Top 3 innovative projects will be recognized
- Potential networking opportunities with tech companies
- Chance to showcase project to industry professionals
Innovate, Collaborate, Transform! 🌟