XenusSoft Developer Competition 2020

[QuickMuffin8782]

XenusSoft's Developer Competition 2020

Now's the time to compete for the win, and to get a awesome reward for XenusSoft... *drumroll please...* A LEAD DEVELOPER! Make sure to link your repo for the judges! To become a judge, reply to this thread! This is part of the HR rank, so go on and get to your best! Any programming languages are accepted below:

• Lua
• HTML
• JavaScript
• Windows Programming Language
• Swift (iOS and MacOS)
• Kotlin
• VBScript

Why not get in now? To get in, go to the issues page on the gitlab page (must have a github or google account) and get in! I'll add you and you can develop your projects in your assigned folder. Why not give it a try by clicking below?
Join now!

[SquidDev]

It's always nice to see programming competitions, but I am a little confused.

What are people meant to be developing here? Is there a specific project you want people to work on, or just build something cool and you'll pick a winner? If so, what are the judging criteria (and who are the judges?).

It's also not entirely clear what the reward actually means. You say you'll give us a "XenusSoft lead developer", but who/what is that? Will they just work on our projects for free, or am I missing something?

I'd also suggest allowing people to use their own repos for this, and then they can just send you a link. That's what was done for CCJam in the past, and it worked very well.

[QuickMuffin8782]

It's always nice to see programming competitions, but I am a little confused.

What are people meant to be developing here? Is there a specific project you want people to work on, or just build something cool and you'll pick a winner? If so, what are the judging criteria (and who are the judges?).

It's also not entirely clear what the reward means. You say you'll give us a "XenusSoft lead developer", but who/what is that? Will, they just work on our projects for free, or am I missing something?

I'd also suggest allowing people to use their repos for this, and then they can just send you a link. That's what was done for CCJam in the past, and it worked very well.

A lead developer can choose what they want to develop freely, yes. The lead devs can determine who can work on a certain topic. Lead devs have a lot of permissions, of course. Judges can come in too by request on this thread. As of course your suggestion for links to repos is a good idea. I'll have them give the link to the repo for the contest. The judging criteria will be in the wiki soon, so it'll take some time.