Test Hackathon
#ContinuousTesting
October 8th 2019, Tuesday
About
Test Hackathon: #ContinuousTesting
Test Hackathon is the first online and offline combined software test hackathon event organized by Keytorc.
In its 4th year, our theme is Continuous Testing and the fun is non-stop, again.
Gather your team, submit your application, qualify for the finals, code hard and get awards!
International Judges
International Participation
Online + Offline Action
Prizes & Gifts
Dates to Remember
Entries Open
September 9th, Monday
Last Day of Submission
September 20th, Friday
Announce of Hackathon Finalists
September 30th, Monday
Hackathon Day
October 8th, Tuesday
Between 09:00 - 21:00
Entries will be open until September 20th
Rules
Team Specs
– Teams can have 2-4 members,
– Team members could be professionals, students or enthusiasts,
– No age restriction,
– English is the common-language in the event.
Hackathon Day: Schedule
– Door opens at 9:00
– Happens between 10:00 and 15:00
– Judge presentations between 15:00 and 18:00
– Awards will be delivered after the event: Keytorc TestTalks
Hackathon Day: Venue Facilities
– Complimentary light foods and drinks during day
– Bathrooms, smoking, resting areas
– Electricity, basic internet connection
– 1 Desk and 4 chairs per team
Hackathon Day: Technical
– No limitation for preferred coding languages.
– No limitation for preferred CI server.
– No limitation for any DevOps Tool.
– Teams can use Selenium Webdriver or preferred similar ones.
– Team Keytorc will be at Hackathon venue to clarify things that are not fully understood.
– Teams will use Github to submit their work.
Process

Judges

Alexei Vinogradov

Joel Oliveira

Roland Leusden

Kadir Herkiloğlu

Ömürden Cengiz

Okan Ünverdi

Onur Başkırt

Berk Dülger

Mehmet Gök

Ümran Yalın

Göktürk Erdoğan

Duygu Onaral
Venue
Co-11, Istanbul
Co-11 is offering great energy, high motivation and efficiency for both individuals and groups at the same time.
FAQ
What is the schedule of Hackathon Day?
Hackathon will happen between 09:00 and 18:00
– Onboarding and general briefing
– Test subject declaration
– Development begins
– After development phase, teams will present their codes to judges.
– Judges evaluates the outputs.
– Results will be declared at open community Keytorc TestTalks event which will take place afterwards.
What is Conceptual Assessment?
– Judges need to understand teams’ backgrounds and motivations about test automation. They are also curious about team members’ soft-skills.
– Conceptual Assessment questions is the ultimate way to impress the judges upfront, and get the ticket to attend Hackathon Day.
– Assessment will be handled by an online survey tool, which will be declared.
What type of an application’s tests are to be tested at Hackathon Day?
– It will be a web application to be tested.
– The application will be declared in the beginning of Hackathon Day.
Which coding languages are allowed to be used?
– Teams are able to use Java, C#, Python or Ruby or any other language that they feel comfortable.
Which DevOps tools or test automation tools are allowed to be used?
– Teams can use preferred DevOps tools, CI Servers, Selenium Webdriver, SahiPro, RobotFramework, Cucumber or any other tool that they may prefer.
Will teams meet with Judges before the Hackathon Day?
No, they will meet at code presentation phase at Hackathon Day.
Will be any restrictions about tasks at Hackathon?
There will be no restrictions about tasks. Teams are able to establish additional functions such as cloud integration or continuous integration within their time.
Moments From Previous Test Hackathons
Get in Touch
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Contact Us
Eski Büyükdere Cad. Maslak İş Merkezi
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www.keytorc.com
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