There’s no strict limit, but we advise teams to consist of 3-5 members. If your team has 6 or 7 members, it’s fine as long as you are confident that teamwork will be effective. If you are just a team of 2 people, consider looking for more hackers to join your team. We’ll be happy to help you find more members.

You can purchase your tickets on our Eventbrite page. When purchasing, select Team instead of Individual. Then follow these instructions. 

There will be more people without team, no worries. You can build a team asking in our Slack channel (#build-your-team) or right at the start of the hackathon. We’ll be happy to help you finding your team.

If you plan to go to beginner’s track, feel free to work on your own. If you plan to work on one of four main tracks, please put together or join a team.

If you love tech, we’d like to meet you! Tracks are focused on Java, C# and Python enthusiasts, but if you are good in other areas, you’re more than welcome! There is also Python track for beginners, where you can enhance your skills and learn Python. JavaScript skills might be used in various tracks as well.

Choose which track suits you the best and then select suitable ticket on Eventbrite’s page.

Everybody needs to select a track at the registration. It’s fine if you don’t have a team if you are interested in Python track for beginners.

Track prizes will be provided by the track leader (company). We will announce the main prize of the hackathon at least 2 weeks before hackathon takes place.

Please choose one of the tracks. If you find out during the event that this track is definitely not for you, you can switch tracks.

You can apply to workshops during the event on dedicated Slack channel.