jmikedupont2
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11 months ago Here is a suggested 24 hour plan for your hackathon project using GitHub to track tasks:
Hour 1: Set up GitHub repository
- Create a new public repository for your hackathon project
- Initialize it with a README.md outlining your project idea and goals
- Invite your teammates as collaborators
Hour 2: Set up project tracking
- Create GitHub project boards to manage tasks and track progress
- Set up columns for "To Do", "In Progress", "Completed"
- Add any initial tasks needed to get started
Hour 3: Set up development environment
- Determine technology stack and tools needed
- Set up local dev environments and tools for each member
- Ensure everyone can access and contribute to the GitHub repo
Hour 4: Assign initial tasks
- Break down project into smaller tasks and user stories
- Add tasks to "To Do" column in GitHub project boards
- Assign tasks to members based on roles and strengths
Hours 5-8: Start building!
- Team members start working on tasks
- Move tasks to "In Progress" when started, "Completed" when finished
- Commit changes frequently with clear commit messages
Hour 9: Check-in meeting
- Review progress and address any blockers
- Re-prioritize any remaining tasks if needed
Hours 10-16: Iterate and execute
- Continue working through tasks to build MVP
- Test continuously and fix issues
- Update docs like README with latest info
Hour 17: Demo rehearsal
- Test full end-to-end flow of project
- Practice presenting and demonstrating the project
- Get feedback from team and refine
Hour 18: Prepare submission
- Ensure project is documented clearly in GitHub
- Package up any deliverables, data, etc.
Hour 19: Buffer time
- Reserve for any last minute issues or refinements
Hour 20-24: Presentation and submission
- Do final rehearsal of presentation
- Present project and demonstrate it live
- Submit project deliverables
Let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions!
https://github.com/meta-introspector/meta-meme/issues/74 coopy from here.