PyWeb Creators - Hackathon Winners

PyWeb
Creators

Rewriting the Web in Python

WINNERS

Overall Winners

1ST PLACE

PYCoders

"Time Era Adventure"

$1000

A very strong idea with three "eras" in one product - like switching between game worlds. It's immediately engaging.

Judge Comment (Ivan):
"A very strong idea with three 'eras' in one product - like switching between game worlds. It's immediately engaging. A save system would be a great addition, letting users return to their 'era' and pick up right where they left off."
GitHub Demo
2ND PLACE

Dumbell

"AutoML Platform"

$300

Platform turning daily efforts into real rewards with outstanding design and performance.

Judge Comment (Pavlo Martinovych):
"Nice work! I tested it with several datasets, and it performed well. One area for improvement would be the handling of categorical features, since OneHot encoding isn't ideal when there are many categories."
GitHub Demo
3RD PLACE

Sujal Shah

"Collaborative AI Tool"

$200

Real-time collaboration and AI interpretation tool for teams and educators.

Judge Comment (Sofiia Shvets):
"Great job on bringing together real-time collaboration and AI interpretation in a single tool. With a little more onboarding guidance and clearer documentation, this could easily be picked up by teams and educators right away."
GitHub Demo

Category Winners

Best Python Mastery
Dumbell
Score: 4.20/5.00 • Prize: $100
Judge Comment (Pavlo Martinovych):
"Nice work! I tested it with several datasets, and it performed well. One area for improvement would be the handling of categorical features."
Best User Experience
Bit Brains
Score: 4.10/5.00 • Prize: $100
Judge Comment (Ivan):
"The core game is already here, and it works. The sound and custom maps add to the atmosphere. If you add some stylized visuals and a small storyline, you'll create a deeper gameplay experience."
Best Technical Excellence
Sujal Shah
Score: 4.00/5.00 • Prize: $100
Judge Comment (Sofiia Shvets):
"Great job on bringing together real-time collaboration and AI interpretation in a single tool. With a little more onboarding guidance and clearer documentation, this could easily be picked up by teams and educators right away."
Best Documentation
Bit Brains
Score: 3.85/5.00 • Prize: $100
Judge Comment (Ivan):
"The core game is already here, and it works. The sound and custom maps add to the atmosphere. If you add some stylized visuals and a small storyline, you'll create a deeper gameplay experience."
Best Creativity & Originality
PYCoders
Score: 4.30/5.00 • Prize: $100
Judge Comment (Ivan):
"A very strong idea with three 'eras' in one product - like switching between game worlds. It's immediately engaging. A save system would be a great addition, letting users return to their 'era' and pick up right where they left off."

Prize Distribution

Main Prizes

1st Place (PYCoders) $1000
2nd Place (Dumbell) $300
3rd Place (Sujal Shah) $200

Category Winners

Python Mastery (Dumbell) $100
User Experience (Bit Brains) $100
Technical Excellence (Sujal Shah) $100
Documentation (Bit Brains) $100
Creativity & Originality (PYCoders) $100

Community Vote

LinkedIn Community Choice $500

Stay tuned for the voting link to support your favorite project!

Total Prize Pool

$2,500

Congratulations to All Winners!

50+ Participants
25+ Projects
72 Hours
$2.5K Prize Pool

Thank you for making this hackathon an incredible success! Your innovative approaches to rewriting the web in Python have demonstrated immense potential and creativity. Each project showcased unique solutions and pushed the boundaries of what's possible with Python web development.

We're excited to see how these projects evolve and inspire the next generation of Python web creators. The future of web development is bright, and you're leading the way!

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