Interesting topic, for newbies and web2 passionate developers I think it is valuable to have pre-hackathon workshops that showcase what and how you can build with TRON / BTTC either as recorded tutorials or online live events. This is already happening in other blockchain hackathons and find it very useful.
Like @MarcoPolo said trondao could assign tasks or project ideas for developers to focus on what’s trending in the market or a specific need from trondao ecosystem.
Answering @TronLive questions:
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Lets flag them and block after X amount of spam/ai content is detected either by community or admins
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Getting better but we still find out several projects submitting template-like and low effort projects, I recommend to higher up the quality bar by making it clear for low effort projects that they won’t be selected or even not fully reviewed if enough red flags are found by admins. (making a video summarizing rules and Do’s /Don’ts including expected quality as part of future hackathons can help with this)
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I would suggest to add sponsors/partners specific needs for projects to explore their SDKs, tools, etc, also to improve description of what fits into the Integration track as this specific track caused confusion among several community members and projects. I’m pro memecoins but with reduced prize and special conditions to qualify compared to other tracks/categories
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I have several ideas:
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Create and extensively review with community a concise way of explaining the rules with a brief video
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Create a timeline chart which clearly explains key and expected outcomes for each hackathon phase, something like this:
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Make it clear in the rules that fundamentals of each project need to be achieved before submission end date including clear milestones and dates as per discused in here
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I would suggest yes and also would encourage community members to go beyond commenting and also help testing the projects as other people already suggested (some are already doing that, thanks you!
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Not knowledgable here.
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Latin America!
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