From the people who were running the code in the d...

# kotlinconf

[Stylianos Gakis]

From the people who were running the code in the dark every break, would it be possible to get the final projects published somewhere for all of us to see?
I really wanted to grab a photo of how me and my friend did after the second from last round but in the rush of things I completely forgot to do it 🫣

That part of the conference was honestly a highlight for me, and I had so much fun not only participating but also watching all the people trying to code without being able to see what they're doing!
@Kathrin Petrova

[Matt Rea]

Anyone have a link to the project ‘templates’? Didn’t get a chance to compete but wouldn’t mind trying at home! It was really entertaining to watch

[Stylianos Gakis]

That is also a great idea! Could be a fun activity to do in your company with your colleagues too! There's a lot of potential there!

[Paul Woitaschek]

https://github.com/brokenhappy/KotlinConfCodeInTheDark

[Paul Woitaschek]

@Wout Werkman
Did you push the code somewhere or did you do a reset?

[Wout Werkman]

Since we did not explicitly ask our participants to store and publish their results, we were most likely not allowed to do so. I'm sorry, but thank you for the feedback though!

[Wout Werkman]

I can share details on how to replicate the set-up and share some of our reference images for those interested!

[hfhbd]

Yes, please update the tasks images.

[Stylianos Gakis]

Can we get the output of the task I know that I did? 😅 It was the second last, the winning team. We were 2 people in my team. The PNG had a top app bar with a text and a search icon on the right, then 3 texts horizontally, then a kodee image below inside a red-ish box, and a red button below everything.
I definitely give you the permission to show my results to myself 😅

[Wout Werkman]

The reference images have been published in the repository!
And @Stylianos Gakis, we have not stored any of the code written by the competitors. I'm sorry.

[Paul Woitaschek]

shift-shift -> Local history to the rescue 😛

[Stylianos Gakis]

Heh no problem, I understand why you can't share it, I should've taken a picture of it at the moment. I was just so stressed of the time limit that my brain stopped thinking 😅
In any case, I loved the entire experience, and thanks a ton for sharing the repository, I'll definitely use it to do something fun internally in the company too!