✅ Checklist for Hackers

• [ ] Join the Flow World Tour Hackers Telegram Group to communicate more quickly with the Flow Team and other hackers.
• [ ] Join the Flow Discord and make sure you get a Developer role to access developer channels.
• [ ] Make sure you Register as a hacker on the Hackathon platform as soon as possible.
• [ ] Before submitting, please make sure you have met all the submission requirements.
• [ ] Make sure you Submit your project before submission deadline.
• [ ] After submitting your project, please fill in this Feedback form for a chance to win Best Developer Feedback Prize.

📖 Documentation & Resources

• Flow Developer Portal - Flow documentation with all relevant materials for Flow development.
• Cadence Language Doc - The documentation site for the Cadence Smart contract language.

Key tools

• Wallet: https://wallet.flow.com/
• Explores
  • Explore(Cadence): https://flowscan.io/
  • Explore(EVM): https://evm.flowscan.io/
  • Explore(Cadence, Testnet): https://testnet.flowscan.io/
  • Explore(EVM, Testnet): https://evm-testnet.flowscan.io/
• Faucet: https://faucet.flow.com/
• Port: https://port.flow.com/
• Flow CLI: https://github.com/onflow/flow-cli

ℹ️ EVM Network Details

Mainnet

Testnet

Learn more: https://developers.flow.com/evm/using

⛳ Submission Requirements

• Teams can consist of 1 to 5 participants. Please note that all participants, including those on a team, must be individually registered for the hackathon.
• Your submission should be deployed on or connected to Flow.
• Your submission should be public and free for others to check
• Your submission must NOT be a simple fork of an existing project with minimal changes
• Your submission must have a descriptive README.md in the repository, including:
  1. A short one-sentence description that clearly describes your project
  2. A short description of what you integrated with Flow, and how it was done
  3. A short description of your team and their social handles