The Summit Hackathon is an asynchronous hackathon: you’re invited to build a Streamlit app, preferably one that connects to data stored in Snowflake or even a Streamlit app you’d use for work, and share that app with us by midnight on May 5th (We’ve extended the deadline! ) to be eligible.
Three semi-finalists will earn travel to Las Vegas for Snowflake Summit, which takes place on June 26th through June 29th, and dinner with the Streamlit founders in Vegas! The selected creators will also demo their awesome apps at Summit.
@Amorts121 we just recently extended the deadline to May 5th! but the first 100 entries will get Streamlit stickers, so be sure to submit your entry soon!
My final question is how will the judges know if you’ve used some of the Streamlit functions mentioned in the official rules if they don’t see the source code?
Happy to help while Caroline is out of office, @Amorts121 ! When submitting your app, there’s a field on the form for you to tell us more about how you built it and what functions & connection(s) you used. We’ll also reach out with any necessary follow-up questions to ensure you’ve met the requirements.
Hey, I have an idea to build a transcompiler package that can convert a jupyter notebook to a streamlit app. I know this is not some app “built with streamlit”, but rather an extension for streamlit.
Does that also serve as a good candidate project?
Unfortunately the entries need to be Streamlit apps. That sounds awesome though, and you should definitely share it in the “Show the Community” category!
You could write a streamlit app where a user can upload a notebook and then see and download the streamlit app. I would love to try something like that.
Thanks Caroline, found out from the Official Rules that it’s also PST (love to be in EST) LOL
2.1 Submission Period. The “Submission Period ” begins on April 3, 2023 at 12:00 AM Pacific Time (PT) and ends on May 5, 2023 at 11:59 PM PT. Please see Section 4 (How to Enter) for further information on the submission process.
Hello, i have submitted my application before the deadline line, however I didn’t get any confirmation neither any updates about the hackathon results. How can I check if my application was submitted successfully?
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) to be eligible.
Watch @dataprofessor share step-by-step instructions on How to Connect Streamlit to Snowflake or read his Medium article here.
Don’t have a Snowflake account? Start an extended free trial here.
Check out the Snowflake Quickstart on using Snowpark with Streamlit and our guide on connecting your app to Snowflake via the Python connector.
Learn about Snowflake Summit: https://snowflake.com/summit/
