Today we upgraded our camp with some homemade pennant, to keep our spirit on top for the rest of the hackathon. We are beyond happy with our outfits also, giving us the kindergarten employees and 80’s family look and feel <3
Our designer also helped SuperINtendo with their wireframes and design, going from zero to hero in just 30 minutes!
In the vast landscape of the ACDC Hackathon event, there exists a lone adventurer, navigating the intricate realms of technology with only a keyboard and a dream. Meet David, a one-person team determined to conquer the challenges of solo development!
As fate would have it, our paths crossed, and we saw the spark of brilliance in David’s endeavors. Recognizing the potential for growth and innovation, we decided to extend a helping hand to our solo coder friend and include him in our team! Remarkable team spirit, don’t you think?
Welcome to our adventure, David!
XOXO<3
Several teams had risen before dawn, and it had been hours since they had breakfast. Sensing it was an opportune moment for a treat, Team Boouvet decided to bring out some cake. Dennis had prepared a delightful French apple cake. Ginevra took the initiative to visit each team, offering cake and words of encouragement.
She even gathered snacks from the other teams!
French Apple Cake – Recipe from a French aunt I know from Cannes, ranked by priority:
Apples:
Cake:
Glaze:
Each team member who enjoyed the cake is warmly invited to show their appreciation by giving Dennis a hug.
We clain for badges:
In a world where technology moves at the speed of light, it’s the nostalgia for the past that often brings us together, grounding us in the shared memories of simpler times. This sentiment is beautifully captured in the latest night update from Nintendo, a surprise that has sent waves of excitement through the team!
Now we have two oldest nintendos!
And the Nintendo GAMEBOY:
And, naturally, the LEGO serves to enhance team spirit.
The team is maintaining their exceptional spirit, working tirelessly into the night and starting bright and early.
Of course, having warp pipes that burst with candy always boosts morale, even in the early hours.
Speaking of candy, we continue our role as community champions, assisting other teams with technical inquiries and, in turn, receiving support ourselves (shout out to Peaches and the Donkeys!).
We also focus on maintaining the judges’ blood sugar (and liquid) levels, something we believe is important for the community.
We also continue to help out in other ways, embodying the true spirit of the competition.
MR Power Pages, Super Mario, Super Man etc. The man of many titles and many talents. In Europe he is definitely known for his Power Pages skills, so here you have him in his natural habitat. Lending a helping hand to Evidi with a Portal that wont provision correctly.
With this blog post we aim for the Community Champion Badge
We helped Evidi Power Platform Plumbers to figure out how to enable users to log in and sign out on a Power Pages site with the Blank Template.
They had started to develop this functionality from scratch and was stuck in the classic situation; when you don’t know what’s in the box it’s a fast track to recreate something you can get with the click of a button.
The insight we could provide that allowed them to progress in their project without wasting time recreating out-of-the-box functionality, was that the Header Web Template contains code that automatically display a “Sign in” link at the top of the header to Unauthenticated users. When a user logs in the link is replaced by a “Sign out” link and they get access to their profile page automatically. These pages; the sign in page and the profile page aren’t accessible to edit through the designer, but you can edit them using content snippets and site settings.
With our help the Evidi Power Platform Plumbers team saved a lot of time with our help, that they can now spend on developing their awesome solution.
The Power Power Platforum Plumbers have setup camp with baloons, props and gotten our costumes on:
We offer candy:
We offer stickers:
We go out of our way to help and encourage the other teams:
Being a community champion is not an easy thing! You need to go out there help other when they are in need. And it’s definitely not something you brag about. Though, this is the least of our worries as bandits. In fact it’s all about bragging when it comes to bandits.
Arrr mateys! The captain of the EvidiPirateBay showed us great kindness by supplying us with the batteries for our LEGO EV3 Ship’s cat. Though some of our crew had to walk the plank and continue their duties from a distant land, we raise a glass to the EvidiPirateBay for their hearty generosity.
