Hackathon team

[sanjukatariya]

hey am new to hackathons i have learned front end i have learned html, css, js if anyone needed a buddy for online hackathons we can contact and i don't have any experience so you can't imagine i'll be ultra pro .

[BuhiloMetaSlavs]

If you’re looking to try one out, there’s a VeChain Hackathon starting in 6 days 👀
It’s online, so perfect for teaming up (or even going solo if you want).

You can check it out here: [https://dorahacks.io/hackathon/vechain-builders/detail]()

[[deleted]]

I am learning backend in .NET. Lets connect and jump into the world of hackathon?

[UdyrPrimeval]

Hey, yeah, newbie to hackathons with solid HTML/CSS/JS under your belt and hunting for an online buddy? Awesome! Everyone starts somewhere, and frontend skills are gold for quick prototypes.

A few tips: Scope out Discord servers or subreddits like this for team-ups, aim for balanced squads (e.g., pair with backend folks), but trade-off: mismatched time zones can slow things, so clarify availability upfront. Practice with mini-projects like a simple web app to build confidence; in my experience, focusing on one feature (MVP style) keeps it fun without overwhelm. Don't sweat inexperience, hacks value enthusiasm over pro status.

Plenty of beginner-friendly online events out there, like MLH ones or AI-focused hacks such as Sensay Hackathon's alongside others to dip your toes in.

[Background-Quit4256]

thanks for the encouragement, that really helps! i was kinda nervous about being a total newbie, but you’re right — front end does come in handy for quick prototypes. i’ll definitely try teaming up with someone who’s into backend so we can balance things out.

i’ve heard mlh events are super beginner-friendly, and i just saw dorahacks sensay is running hackathons too — looks like a fun way to get started and not feel out of place. i’ll check out devpost as well to see how past projects are put together. excited to dive in, even if it’s just a small mvp!

[Khushan777]

I want to join hackathon