Hackathon Planner for the Ryerson University Hackathon project Site: https://helpathon.tech/
This Project was created with CSS,HTML, React, JS, Google cloud -Firebase and DialogFlow This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
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Have user registration
- Let students see hackathons and register
- Student Application dashboard with current application status
- Email system when users register/apply to a hackathon of their choice
- Each applicant given a QR code embedded with their name -> used for security and food management
- AI bot deployed in the cloud using DialogFlow
- Trained to answer FAQ and help set reminders and meeting for workshop
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Allow Hackathon organizers to deploy a hackathon site quickly and efficiently
- Main aim was to allow smaller oragnizers to eliminate website costs for sites
- Site provides a dashboard of applicants and easy to use approve or disapprove model
- Emails sent automatically to update users
- Have Budget manager to help organizers manage funds
Site View:
AI Bot for User:
Dashboard for Organizers:
Event Application Form Generator:
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