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Hey , I'm gonna be hosting a mini hackathon

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. It's four weeks long and it's

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for aspiring web developers . So you

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feel like you're struggling to finally start

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that project , that portfolio project

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that you think is gonna be marketable to employers

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. You think it's gonna make you stand out like

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this is for you . So

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I'm a huge advocate for new developers

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diving deep into project work . I think that's where

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most of your growth comes from . Essentially

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, there are only a couple of rules . You gotta

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host it publicly on GitHub for the duration

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of the mini hackathon , and

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so that's just so people can see your code

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. You could see others code . It can be a collaborative

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experience . If you want it , you can even ask for help

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from other people . That's fine . But essentially

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I just want you diving deep into project work and actually

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get this thing started . And then the second

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rule is you have to

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provide an update three times

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per week , right ? So you actually

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have to code something out and you

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have to provide an update to the group three times

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per week . So essentially , I think that

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helps with accountability , helps

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you stay on track , and

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that's pretty much it . So it's gonna be part-time friendly . If

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you have a full-time job , you wanna do this on the side

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in the evenings , that's fine . The time doesn't

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matter . All you have to do is update

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three times per week . So if you're

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interested in diving into mini hackathon we've hosted

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previous ones in the past what

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I tend to do at the end is , wherever

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you are , I'll just

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go live and I'll present some of the projects

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. I'll get feedback . The goal of this

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is to provide feedback

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so that you can be more

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marketable to employers

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. So it stands out right . So

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maybe I will provide recommendations

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on what features I might change , what

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features I might add , or kind of just

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present some stuff that's actually gonna be impressive

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to employers . So if you

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are interested in that you feel like you're struggling to finally

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dive into that project , you should consider joining . It

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starts July 31st , at last

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four weeks and I'm actually gonna include

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instructions in probably the description

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of the pen comment below . So just follow those

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to join us . But we'd love to have you .