June 2018 Hack Night

[ches]

Welcome to BKK/hack!

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[blisscs]

Sample Line Bot Using Elixir and Elm I will be building a sample line bot just for fun as in the image below.

Tooling -

1. phoenix framework. (Phoenix channel for real time support over socket)
2. elm and webpack for frontend. (elm-phoenix for real time ui update over socket)
3. Deploy on heroku

Features

1. Once user scan a bot barcode. that user chat windows will appears real time.
2. Once user remove a bot from a friend. that user chat window will be disappeared in real time.
3. Once user send a message to a bot. that message will be appeared on that user chat window in real time. There will be also notification on top of that particular chat window.
4. For each received message from user to bot. We can reply back by submitting a message in that particular user chat window.
5. For Each event happening. The Event Log Windows will display them in chronological order (or any other order).
6. collapsible user chat window.
7. No Sign In / No SIgn Up / No Authorization ( Just for fun only make sure that demo works )

Limitation I will start with basic line dev account so. I think, the number of possible chat windows will be less than or equal to 50.

Suggestion and Contributions are welcome

Estimate finish time: July 14 2018

Repos: https://gitlab.com/blisscs/ex-line-bot-sample for line bot

https://gitlab.com/blisscs/ex-line-bot-sdk for sdk I am hoping to develop a sdk in elixir also as a side. so that we can reuse later

Development process / issues / progress / contributions can be track and contributed on the repos above

[danfowler]

Setting up Emacs as a Python IDE

[mrik23]

Wargames overthewire.org http://overthewire.org/wargames/natas/

[ianmere]

Crypto Bot Monitoring, and looking to improve with machine learning

[elcolie]

Getting start with Redux Imitate the tutorial, but I do by my IDE not online IDE like in the example.

[vehas]

clojure server w/ mongo db

[fredpolito]

testing webapps with burpsuite web application testing with BurpSuite (security)

[Objectoop]

Blockchain I am actually beginner in blockchain.
Welcome to share :)

1. P2P Network programming.
2. Proof of work, Proof of stake

[siraben]

Relational Programming in Scheme

[mohamedhayibor]

Build a meme marketplace with Ethereum

• Already wrote the smart contracts
• The main work is in wiring the front end to the deployed smart contracts

If you are pro-efficient with front-end stuff, let's hack away together.

The goal is that by the end, we will have a full working front end (github page) interacting with the deployed smart contract. So 80% to 90% finished and usable.

repo: https://github.com/mohamedhayibor/ethervineAlpha

[yrashk]

Decentralized collaboration What's decentralized collaboration and showcasing https://sit.fyi

[caspar-goeke]

Multi-Layered Online Strategy Game I started with this project ~5 years ago and together with a friend of mine, we got quite a few nice features working, but not enough for a Beta Version / simple demo.

So my current task is: Improving the procedureal map/ terrain generation mechanism to procude a nicer map/ landscape.

[drawnwren]

Haskell Codewars Working through simple Haskell coding problems. Great if you are either a beginning programmer who wants to think about basic algorithms or an advanced programmer who wants to learn Haskell.

[teguesimo]

R, Python ,data science