Created by Team Bilingual (a.k.a. Ray Acevedo, Allison Bojarski, Elvis Boves, Anthony McBride, & Jorge Reina)
The "One More Chance" app is a bilingual (English/Spanish) portal to help NYC-based Latina/o youth pursue both financial stability and educational opportunity. We're powered by the Aunt Bertha API.
###Features:
- Allows the user to search for local financial and educational services
- Retains user's info (name, age, location by zipcode, etc.) for future searches to return specific, tailored search results
- Attractive UI that both visually and textually appeals to a youthful Latina/o audience
@C4Qnyc, @RobinHoodNYC, @AuntBertha, @SingleStop
We're also #RHfunded #QueensTech #AndroidDev #Android #hack4good #hackathon
9:30am: Check-in + Breakfast
10:00: Introductions
11:00am: Start coding!
1:00pm: Lunch
2:00pm - 6:00pm: Product Office Hours
10:00am - 1:00PM: Product Office Hours
1:00pm: Lunch
3:00pm: Practice Demos with Mentor Feedback
4:00pm: Polishing Demos
4:30pm: Demos
6:00 - 8:00pm: Final Demos / Judges Evaluations
- Abide by all aspects of C4Q’s Code of Conduct.
- The C4Q Headquarters is open and available 24/7, please respect the space and people within it.
- Technical and product and design mentors are here to answer questions, offer guidance and give feedback. Mentors are not permitted to contribute to any code.
- If you incorporate any code that you have not written you must include appropriate attributions.
- No code written prior to the start of the Hackathon on Saturday August 1st will be permitted in Hackathon products.
Your hack will be judged based on these 4 criteria:
- Effective and Engaging Demo + Presentation
- Solves a relevant problem in NYC
- Originality - is the hack more than a generic mobile app? Does it take a novel approach or solve a new problem?
- Polish - Is the hack usable in its current state? Is the user experience smooth? Does everything appear to work? Is it well designed?
- Technical Difficulty - Is the hack technically interesting or difficult?
Please fork this repo for your own projects this weekend so we can easily find them on Monday. (Note: this was initialized with a .gitignore that you may need to change).