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# --------------
# -- Settings --
# --------------
# Ignore this. This is only if you're hosting this in a sub-folder.
# If you're using GitHub pages, they automatically override this with the right value.
baseurl: ""
# If you're using GitHub pages without a custom domain, this is "https://[github username].github.io"
# If you're using GitHub pages with a custom domain, this is "http://[your domain]" (or https if you're using SSL)
url: "https://cornhacks.com"
# The ability to use custom themes.
style:
theme: "original"
# This will help you track who's visiting your website.
tracking:
google_analytics: ""
# Let people connect & engage with you through social media.
social:
twitter_handle: "CornHacks"
# This is Search Engine Optimization. It'll help your website look better on search.
seo:
title: "CornHacks"
description: "Collegiate Hackathon at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln"
image: "images/logo.png"
# Event information.
event:
name: "CornHacks"
description: "Undergraduate hackathon at UNL"
date: "January 18 - 19, 2020"
location: "Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts"
trust_badge:
year: "2019" # season year
region: "na" # "na" or "eu"
color: "white" # "white", "black", "gray", "red", "blue" or "yellow"
hero:
links:
- text: "Register"
href: "https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeAkHrIt3hNqLuUDzsBbOl6Tz7_IJFRIHgwksdrvCOlVuWbug/viewform?usp=sf_link"
- text: "Sponsor"
href: "mailto:[email protected]"
hero2:
links:
- text: "View on DevPost"
href: "https://cornhacks-2020.devpost.com"
about:
description: >
CornHacks aims to bring some of the most talented developers from around the Midwest to join in a weekend full of hacking.
Hosted at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, over 100 participants will code all day and night to be judged by industry professionals and compete for several prizes.
# Info Sections
info:
sections:
- image: "images/icons8-literature.png"
title: "LEARN."
description: >
Strengthen your skills. Learn a new technology. Get help from experts.
- image: "images/icons8-hammer.png"
title: "BUILD."
description: >
Work as a team on an innovative idea.
- image: "images/icons8-share.png"
title: "SHARE."
description: >
Present your hack. Win a prize.
# Sponsorship Sections
sponsorship:
gold:
- image: "images/Builder_Trend_0.jpg"
- image: "images/DMSI_Resize.png"
- image: "images/SandhillsGlobal-Stacked_Logo_2Color_1_2_15.jpg"
silver:
- image: "images/TravefyResize.png"
# Frequently asked questions.
faq:
- question: "What is a hackathon?"
answer: >
A hackathon is an invention marathon. Students come together to build cool
software and hardware hacks over the weekend. It's [very beginner friendly](https://medium.com/@tfogo/hackathons-are-for-beginners-77a9c9c0e000#.cj21niskl).
- question: "How much does it cost?"
answer: >
Nothing! Admission is free and includes meals, drinks, snacks, workshops, swag, and a memorable learning experience!
- question: "Do I need to be a student to attend?"
answer: >
Yes. Only undergraduate students who are at least 18 years old are able to attend.
- question: "What is the schedule?"
answer: >
[View the full event schedule here.](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N7PwgYFuP-YxnU4cC6eSXdI8NuSj9Dco/view?usp=sharing)
- question: "Where is the event?"
answer: >
[Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts](https://goo.gl/maps/45upVWupAFW9bNvf8)
- question: "Will there be prizes?"
answer: >
Expect more than $3,500 in prizes!
# - question: "What is Major League Hacking?"
# answer: >
# Major League Hacking is [the official student hackathon league](https://mlh.io) in North America & Europe.
# They work with over 200 Member Events and empower over 70,000 students every year.
- question: "What if I don't have a team?"
answer: >
If you don’t have a team now, that’s okay! We’ll have team formation and events geared towards helping you find people to work with. Teams can have up to four students.
- question: "What will I eat?"
answer: >
We’ll provide food for all meals. If you have dietary restrictions, we’ll try our best to accommodate them. We’ll also have snacks throughout the hackathon.
- question: "Is there a code of conduct?"
answer: >
Yes there is. You can find [UNL's policy here](https://studentconduct.unl.edu/student-code-conduct).
# - question: "Is there a code of conduct?"
# answer: >
# Yes there is. You can find the [MLH's policy here](https://static.mlh.io/docs/mlh-code-of-conduct.pdf) and [UNL's policy here](https://studentconduct.unl.edu/student-code-conduct).
- question: "What if this is my first hackathon?"
answer: >
That's great! The most important thing is that you're there; have fun, and learn something. Go ahead and register to make the most out of the experience. It's completely free, so there's nothing to lose!
# This is the message you'll receive once you've registered.
register:
message: >
You'll receive more information closer to the hackathon.
# ----------------------------------------------------
# -- Ignore this unless you know what you're doing. --
# ----------------------------------------------------
markdown: kramdown
exclude:
- node_modules
- gulpfile.js
- Gemfile
- Gemfile.lock
- package.json
- README.md
- CNAME