Hollow Dev Hackathon

Rules

You can use any tech stack that you prefer.
The response must be in JSON format.
You need to store data for each challenge in a database.
The project should have a good folder structure (e.g., models, routes, middlewares).
the response object must have a uniform structure for all endpoints.
Environment variables should be stored in a .env file.
For difficult challenges, you need to host your API (You can use any hosting service).
Each challenge must be documented.
For each challenge, the submission must include a GitHub link (We track commits 👀).
When a challenge demands a frontend, we do not judge design; basic HTML is enough.

Judging Criteria

Projects will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

Innovation: Creativity and originality of the solution.
Functionality: How well the project works and fulfills the requirements.
Usability: User experience and ease of use.
Scalability: Potential to scale and handle larger loads.
Code Quality: Cleanliness, organization, and documentation of the code.