Download link for app available. Little background over the last weekend and we saw the perfect opportunity to showcase what Appzio is capable of. We formed a team to prove that it’s possible to start from scratch and deliver a complex native app in just one weekend. Adidas organized a hackathon App concept Our concept was based around connecting fans, local fan clubs & local venues (such as bars) that host events around football matches. We wanted to build something that would give value to all user groups and at the same time bring Adidas closer to the fans. Over 160 people took part in the event. Saturday The Hackathon . Adidas revealed the challenges and gave briefing to the teams. It is important to note that we had no information about the challenge in advance. We had to start from scratch, create a concept and execute it. started at 10:00 AM on Saturday Our team was comprised of four coding ninjas: Kamen, Viktor, Daniel and myself. We also had Simeon to help out with the concept creation and the app design. we started putting together the concept for what was to be built. It included three different user roles. You can . Afterwards we started making the designs that we based on the Appzio UI Kit. You can check them out , and . we started creating the overall structure and building the Appzio modules that would be required for the app. the actual coding started. We coded for the rest of the day, me and Viktor staying until 1am. Daniel participated for part of the day and implemented an API to pull data about football matches. At 11:00 download the written concept description here here here here At 12:00 At 13:00 Sunday After just a few hours of sleep we gathered again to finish what we started. The coding ninjas in action. Front to back & left to right we have Viktor, Kamen, me (Timo) and Daniel. we continued coding we stopped the main development. We did some QA, fixed few bugs and improved presentation on few screens. we presented the concept in front of the jury and audience ( ). You can also download the presentation . . At 08:00 At 14:00 At 16:00 see the pitch here pdf here drive.google.com End of the hackathon and our results — Video See the app for yourself The only dummy screen you’ll see is the leader board. All other views are fully functional and the app can support unlimited number of users, thanks to Appzio’s infrastructure. To give you an idea about the scope of the app, here are full screens from the finished app. Registration & login Screens for the venue and fan clubs Screens for the fan You can check the app yourself. Simply download the Android version from the link below. Drop a comment if you’d like to have a TestFlight invitation for the iOS app. LINK TO APP FOR ANDROID The team Here I would like to summarize the efforts of each team member. Shout out to you guys, without you, this would not have been possible! — Saturday about 8h in concept creation and business case building — About 12h on the mobile development. We didn’t actually need mobile development to realize these apps, but we took this as an opportunity to improve on some of our animations. from , who has worked since last summer with the Appzio platform — About 18h on the actual app building with PHP — About 12h on the actual app building with PHP (me) — Some 15h on the actual app building with PHP Simeon Mitev Kamen Dobrev Viktor Velkov Programista Daniel Minchev Timo Railo Can you beat us? The total app development time for this project was roughly 48h. The end result is a snappy, polished app (ok, the visuals would still need little up-lifting), that is fully native. No web views, no hybrid mumbo-jumbo. We are rather curious — can you achieve the same result faster with another technology? We think not. But we dare you to prove us wrong.

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