How novice programmers can prepare for their first hackathon

Entry-level programmers constantly seek opportunities where they can test their potential against the best professional programmers out there. Hackathons are an excellent platform for this purpose as it brings both novice and expert programmers under the same roof to showcase their coding skills. One such exciting hackathon is TechGig Code Gladiators 2019. It is a contest where talented coders from across the country can show their mettle to emerge as the best coding champion. Such contests are closely tracked by leading tech recruiters looking for skilled developers in new and emerging technologies where there is a dearth of quality talent.

Take the first step and register here to participate in the world’s largest programming contest.

We understand that preparing for your first hackathon could be an intimidating task, especially if you are not an experienced coder. Here are some useful tips which you should keep in mind while preparing for a hackathon.

#1. Pick your programming language

The first task before going to battle is choosing your weapon. In our Open Contest, we offer the flexibility of choosing from over 50 programming languages in which you can code. We recommend you pick the programming language which is versatile and can cater to the different challenges or problems at the hackathon.

#2. Choose your theme

Your proficiency in a niche skill will enhance your chances of performing better and getting noticed by leading companies. Select your theme from 10 skill-based hackathons such as Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence. You can utilize this opportunity to interact with the developer community and gain invaluable insights about the technologies.

#3. Practice on TechGig

Practicing is the key to becoming a better coder. Make the most out of the TechGig platform and practice to improve your skills. This will help you come up with novel solutions to complex problems within a stipulated time, thus improving your speed, accuracy, and the quality of outcomes. Additionally, you can take specific skill tests to track your progress.

Most importantly, we suggest that you do not stress much about it and enjoy this thrilling experience by registering for Code Gladiators 2019.

(This is a story written by Noyonika Chakraborty, Trainee at TechGig)

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