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Remember: all apps must use Jakarta EE / MicroProfile exclusively, and Payara Platform. Download latest versions of Payara Platform from Payara Platform Community Edition.
As Jakarta EE/MicroProfile is primarily a business application development platform, we ask you to build an application from one of the following application options:
Develop a School Management System app
Develop a Hospital Management System app
Develop a Mobile Money Wallet / Banking System app
Each contestant can make a single entry to any of the three areas.
As a pure Jakarta EE competition, the data and service layers must use Jakarta EE/MicroProfile exclusively. Contestants are free to either use Jakarta Faces for the UI or any JavaScript Framework. In this case, the service layer would be exposed as Jakarta REST resources to the client.
Contestants are NOT required to setup connections to external databases. The in-memory database provided by the Payara Platform through the default Jakarta EE datasource should suffice.
Submissions should be made via designated Payara Hackathon submission page by the 6th of March 23:59 GMT.
See below for more details.
1. School Management System
Contestants that opt into this category are free to develop any application that is generally usable within an educational context. As all schools, irrespective of the level, have the same core needs, the application should feature some, but not necessarily all of the following:
Student Information
Personal Information
Assignments/Grades
Achievements
Extracurricular Activities
Attendance
Teacher Information
Class/Courses
Grade History
Fee Management
Admission Management
School Calendar/Activity Management
Library Management
Communication
Internal Communication
External Communication (SMS, Email)
The general idea is for the application to have a a fairly non-trivial use case for managing a typical school. From a technical perspective, an entry into this category should have:
A Data Layer
A Service Layer
A UI Layer
Database
2. Hospital Management System
Contestants that opt into this category are free to develop a typical hospital management system that can be used to automate as many hospital tasks as possible. As all hospitals have the same core needs, the application should feature some, but not necessarily all of the following:
Management Level Features
Doctor schedule and appointment management
Pharmacy management
Operation schedule management
Food management for patients’ diets and hospital cafeteria
Ward management
Utilities expenditures, water, electricity consumption.
Laundry management
Patient Level Features
Patient registration
Patient admission management
Patient billing management
Patient notification and communication
Pharmacy information
The general idea is for the application to have a a fairly non-trivial use case for managing a typical hospital/clinic. From a technical perspective, an entry into this category should have:
3. Mobile Money Wallet / Banking System
Contestants that opt into this category are free to develop a money management system. As all banks have core functions, an entry into this category should have some, but not necessarily all of the following features:
Client personal information
Balance management
Transaction management
Communication and notifications
Loan management
Report management
The general idea is for the application to have a a fairly non-trivial use case for managing a typical bank. From a technical perspective, an entry into this category should have:
Build your application as an Apache Maven project on the provided starter template here.
Using a form on the Hackathon Task Submission Page provide a URL to publicly visible code repository on GitHub for judging, using the same GitHub username as provided on your Hackathon registration form.
The submitted repo must have a Changelog file with a text description that describes the app, the structure of the code and how to run the code.
The code must be submitted under the Apache Open Source License.
Please read through the Hackathon Rules carefully before submitting.
If you have any questions, make sure you join our live Q&A Session on Friday the 3rd of March at 3pm GMT, register here.
You can also contact us on hackathon@payara.fish
