###DevHack: Write non-disposable code with friends.

Code challenges sites are cute but they are not good neither for building a portfolio or making something useful for yourself and your friends. - Abraham van Hodgenville

Create useful software by participating in DevHack
Discuss in #devhack

There are two ways:

####1) You have an idea for a project Follow these steps

1. Create a repo with a README.md describing what your idea is and what you are looking for. (see this example)
2. Go to the DevHackers List and submit your idea/project and your details. (send PR)
3. Find a team, create a waffle.io board and start hacking!

Tips:

• It's recommended that you be the one who writes the first lines of code, even before getting a team.
• You should take the role of development lead or assign a leader asap.
• Tell people when your team is complete, but it's a good idea to have somebody in reserve.

####2) You want to join others with their projects Follow these steps:

1. Head over to DevHackers List and submit your details.
2. Find a project you're interested in and contact people with ideas (via Slack, email, GH issue)
3. Start coding!

⚡️💥 Use the --force, dev!

Ask people in #devchat and in /r/devchat your questions. Also check out the mentors listed in the members list.

Voting, Winners and prizes

Deadline: Sunday, June 19th. (exact time TBA)
The project with the most Stargazers wins. We will allow for a voting period (TBA, too).
Prizes? Sponsors? TBD/TBA.

Notes

• Don't forget to watch this repo to stay updated. Also star it while you're at it.