Unitary Fund is proud to host unitaryhack 2022, a quantum open source hackathon with SWAG and BOUNTIES on June 3-17th!

• 💰 Over 8,000 USD in bounties for resolving tagged issues in participating quantum open source projects.

• 💿 Digital swag for all participants that successfully make Pull Requests (PR)s

• 🎁 Random participants that make at least 1 quality Pull Request (PR)s to a participating open source project got a swag pack in the mail!*

Thanks to our supporters

• Microsoft Azure Quantum
• DoraHacks
• Zapata Computing
• Unitary Fund and its members, including IBM, Accenture, Xanadu, IonQ, Boston Consulting Group, Pasqal, IQM, DoraHacks, and Agnostiq

Support future unitaryhacks 🙏

Would you like to help us support more contributors and projects? Get in touch with us!

Want your project to participate in unitaryhack2022?

We would love to support your quantum open source project by connecting eager hackers to issues you need help with! Check out our maintainer guide

Stay tuned for details on the next unitaryhack!

You can find some tips on how to prepare for the hackathon the next event in our hacker guide as well as the hackathon rules. You can always ask questions of the Unitary Fund team on our Discord, and make sure to check out our code of conduct.

🚀 Local website development

Want to help improve the unitaryhack website? The website is built with 11ty and hosted on GitHub Pages. The Fernfolio template was used to bootstrap the design. Here are some basic local setup steps to get you started:

Local environment

• Clone the repo locally git clone https://github.com/unitaryfund/unitaryhackdev.git
• Navigate to root folder cd untitaryhack2022
• Install the goods npm install
• Run it npm start
• You should now be able to see everything running on localhost:8080
• Make a Pull Request to add your changes to github. Once approved, an auto-deploy should be triggered 🎉

💻 Development Scripts

npm start

Run 11ty with hot reload at localhost:8080

npm run build

Generate minified production build

Checkout the Eleventy Command Line Usage docs for more options.