We are excited to announce the iOS Coding Contest results. As in Stage 1, performance on older devices was the core factor that defined the winners. In many cases, smooth vertical scrolling seemed to be the most challenging part to implement.
The winning apps have been selected based on the combined rating put together by our 5 judges. Apps that demonstrated higher speed and overall usability have won the first prizes.
1st place - $10,000 each
π₯71: Lucky Dragon
π₯90: Chic Lion
2nd place - $3,000 each
π₯155: Jolly Croc
π₯212: Fluffy Ram
π₯236: Hairy Beaver
3rd place - $2,000 each
π₯48: Mighty Whale
π₯185: Sweet Hamster
π₯205: Tanned Raven
π₯216: Mad Leopard
4th place - $1,000 each
π45: Gentle Phoenix
π60: Magic Otter
π62: Subtle Phoenix
π91: Stylish Rabbit
π112: Clever Chameleon
π133: Nimble Fox
π139: Young Lion
π149: Sexy Pony
π196: Nimble Ant
π213: Perfect Sheep
π214: Rich Boar
π221: Tidy Lynx
π228: Keen Seal
π248: Young Deer
π257: Stout Starfish
π261: Perfect Hawk
Congratulations to the winners! π
This time we didnβt send out feedback personally as all of the identified issues are available publicly on the Contest Platform. Our judges upvoted the issues that they deemed most significant. Yours truly (βFair Dogβ) has also left some brief feedback for all the iOS app developers.
Thanks to everyone who built and tested the apps. We hope you enjoyed the contest and would be taking part in the next one later this year.
The winning apps have been selected based on the combined rating put together by our 5 judges. Apps that demonstrated higher speed and overall usability have won the first prizes.
1st place - $10,000 each
π₯71: Lucky Dragon
π₯90: Chic Lion
2nd place - $3,000 each
π₯155: Jolly Croc
π₯212: Fluffy Ram
π₯236: Hairy Beaver
3rd place - $2,000 each
π₯48: Mighty Whale
π₯185: Sweet Hamster
π₯205: Tanned Raven
π₯216: Mad Leopard
4th place - $1,000 each
π45: Gentle Phoenix
π60: Magic Otter
π62: Subtle Phoenix
π91: Stylish Rabbit
π112: Clever Chameleon
π133: Nimble Fox
π139: Young Lion
π149: Sexy Pony
π196: Nimble Ant
π213: Perfect Sheep
π214: Rich Boar
π221: Tidy Lynx
π228: Keen Seal
π248: Young Deer
π257: Stout Starfish
π261: Perfect Hawk
Congratulations to the winners! π
This time we didnβt send out feedback personally as all of the identified issues are available publicly on the Contest Platform. Our judges upvoted the issues that they deemed most significant. Yours truly (βFair Dogβ) has also left some brief feedback for all the iOS app developers.
Thanks to everyone who built and tested the apps. We hope you enjoyed the contest and would be taking part in the next one later this year.
After hundreds of hours of testing, we are ready to announce the results of the Android Coding Contest.
Performance of the apps, measured on some popular devices, was an important factor that defined most of the winners. Other criteria taken into account were the completion of the bonus goal and conformity to the design guidelines. Slick animations and nice UI touches were also welcome.
We carefully looked through every issue reported on the platform. Our judges have upvoted or reposted some of the issues that we considered critical. As a result of this evaluation, we are excited to award 24 developers:
1st place - $10,000 each
π₯25: Little Hamster
π₯122: Desert Gorilla
π₯256: Kingly Boar
2nd place - $3,000 each
π₯33: Lucky Frog
π₯54: Hardy Falcon
π₯68: Night Deer
π₯281: Sturdy Pony
3rd place - $2,000 each
π₯42: Giant Fly
π₯121: Dashing Leopard
π₯174: Small Griffin
π₯233: Fit Rhino
4th place - $1,000 each
π24: Kooky Lion
π88: Fancy Starfish
π101: Bold Pigeon
π113: Fluffy Sheep
π114: Desert Swan
π136: Busy Fish
π138: Huge Dragon
π141: Clever Mink
π165: Modest Bear
π177: Fairy Zebra
π183: Sleek Clam
π204: Hip Mantis
+
π40: Desert Falcon (the smallest APK size among the winners).
Congratulations to all the winners β and many thanks to all the participants and testers π
Coding for the fragmented Android platform is challenging, and I'm surprised by the number of high quality apps we've received. Even the apps that we had to discard due to high competition would qualify as great work by most employers ππΎ
We hope all the participants had fun and were able to learn new coding techniques.
Performance of the apps, measured on some popular devices, was an important factor that defined most of the winners. Other criteria taken into account were the completion of the bonus goal and conformity to the design guidelines. Slick animations and nice UI touches were also welcome.
We carefully looked through every issue reported on the platform. Our judges have upvoted or reposted some of the issues that we considered critical. As a result of this evaluation, we are excited to award 24 developers:
1st place - $10,000 each
π₯25: Little Hamster
π₯122: Desert Gorilla
π₯256: Kingly Boar
2nd place - $3,000 each
π₯33: Lucky Frog
π₯54: Hardy Falcon
π₯68: Night Deer
π₯281: Sturdy Pony
3rd place - $2,000 each
π₯42: Giant Fly
π₯121: Dashing Leopard
π₯174: Small Griffin
π₯233: Fit Rhino
4th place - $1,000 each
π24: Kooky Lion
π88: Fancy Starfish
π101: Bold Pigeon
π113: Fluffy Sheep
π114: Desert Swan
π136: Busy Fish
π138: Huge Dragon
π141: Clever Mink
π165: Modest Bear
π177: Fairy Zebra
π183: Sleek Clam
π204: Hip Mantis
+
π40: Desert Falcon (the smallest APK size among the winners).
Congratulations to all the winners β and many thanks to all the participants and testers π
Coding for the fragmented Android platform is challenging, and I'm surprised by the number of high quality apps we've received. Even the apps that we had to discard due to high competition would qualify as great work by most employers ππΎ
We hope all the participants had fun and were able to learn new coding techniques.
Apologies for the delay in announcing the JavaScript Contest results. Some of the judges have been busy due to a major product update at Telegram. The good news is the update is now released, so we expect to give you the final JS results within the next few days.
The results of the JavaScript coding contest are ready. When selecting the best apps, we looked at their speed, size, design and completion of the bonus goal.
As a result, we are distributing the prize fund of $50,000 among the second, the third and the fourth place winners.
2nd place - $4,000 each
π₯81: Hip Hyena
π₯82: Merry Ant
π₯240: Shiny Deer
3rd place - $2,000 each
π₯57: Eager Boar
π₯144: Dark Wolf
π₯150: Dark Parrot
π₯186: Crazy Cock
π₯208: Bold Wolf
π₯210: Dark Unicorn
π₯224: Earnest Pony
π₯225: Slim Peacock
π₯266: Jolly Cobra
4th place - $1,000 each
π18: Giant Parrot
π74: Little Duck
π89: Rich Bat
π95: Regal Mink
π99: Rich Horse
π105: Sleek Shark
π108: Little Chameleon
π110: Kind Shark
π119: Sunny Pug
π145: Young Rat
π153: Grim Goat
π200: Cuddly Owl
π202: Gentle Gnat
π220: Dreamy Crab
π231: Busy Unicorn
π237: Kingly Chicken
π247: Sexy Fly
π250: Mellow Butterfly
π270: Ace Otter
π274: Strict Ladybird
Congratulations to the winners! π
Additionally, the 12 JavaScript developers who have been awarded the second and the third prizes are invited to compete for the first prize ($10,000 each). To qualify for the first prize, contenders must fix all the identified issues and modify their charting apps to function as libraries standardized here.
The deadline for this bonus stage is May, 26 at 11:59 PM CET. @jobs_bot will start accepting submissions from the 12 winners on May, 23.
Thank you for your patience and hard work. We hope you enjoyed the contest.
As a result, we are distributing the prize fund of $50,000 among the second, the third and the fourth place winners.
2nd place - $4,000 each
π₯81: Hip Hyena
π₯82: Merry Ant
π₯240: Shiny Deer
3rd place - $2,000 each
π₯57: Eager Boar
π₯144: Dark Wolf
π₯150: Dark Parrot
π₯186: Crazy Cock
π₯208: Bold Wolf
π₯210: Dark Unicorn
π₯224: Earnest Pony
π₯225: Slim Peacock
π₯266: Jolly Cobra
4th place - $1,000 each
π18: Giant Parrot
π74: Little Duck
π89: Rich Bat
π95: Regal Mink
π99: Rich Horse
π105: Sleek Shark
π108: Little Chameleon
π110: Kind Shark
π119: Sunny Pug
π145: Young Rat
π153: Grim Goat
π200: Cuddly Owl
π202: Gentle Gnat
π220: Dreamy Crab
π231: Busy Unicorn
π237: Kingly Chicken
π247: Sexy Fly
π250: Mellow Butterfly
π270: Ace Otter
π274: Strict Ladybird
Congratulations to the winners! π
Additionally, the 12 JavaScript developers who have been awarded the second and the third prizes are invited to compete for the first prize ($10,000 each). To qualify for the first prize, contenders must fix all the identified issues and modify their charting apps to function as libraries standardized here.
The deadline for this bonus stage is May, 26 at 11:59 PM CET. @jobs_bot will start accepting submissions from the 12 winners on May, 23.
Thank you for your patience and hard work. We hope you enjoyed the contest.
Telegram Contests
The results of the JavaScript coding contest are ready. When selecting the best apps, we looked at their speed, size, design and completion of the bonus goal. As a result, we are distributing the prize fund of $50,000 among the second, the third and theβ¦
Some of the winners of the fourth prize would also like to take part in the bonus stage to compete for the first prize.
While this is impossible, I decided to let them compete for the second place (+$4,000) instead. Their chances are not too high: their apps should be exceptional to qualify for the promotion to the second place.
Please note that the last stage will not have too many winners. I would be surprised if we award more than 3 people.
While this is impossible, I decided to let them compete for the second place (+$4,000) instead. Their chances are not too high: their apps should be exceptional to qualify for the promotion to the second place.
Please note that the last stage will not have too many winners. I would be surprised if we award more than 3 people.
The winners of the April JavaScript Contest should now be able to select JS Bonus Competition at @jobs_bot.
We have also added some clarifications to the specification of the chart library.
Please note that a chart can have up to 50 different items (lines / columns). The maximum number of days a chart can cover is 1460. You might want to stop showing animations on filtering or range change if a chart reaches a certain threshold of data volume. The value for this threshold is for you to decide. The point here is not to add animations to graphs that are sloppy even without it.
P.S. For Android and iOS contests winners: you will also have a chance to demonstrate your skills at a bonus stage. The bonus stage for Android / iOS will not be related to building charts.
We have also added some clarifications to the specification of the chart library.
Please note that a chart can have up to 50 different items (lines / columns). The maximum number of days a chart can cover is 1460. You might want to stop showing animations on filtering or range change if a chart reaches a certain threshold of data volume. The value for this threshold is for you to decide. The point here is not to add animations to graphs that are sloppy even without it.
P.S. For Android and iOS contests winners: you will also have a chance to demonstrate your skills at a bonus stage. The bonus stage for Android / iOS will not be related to building charts.
Telegram Contests
The winners of the April JavaScript Contest should now be able to select JS Bonus Competition at @jobs_bot. We have also added some clarifications to the specification of the chart library. Please note that a chart can have up to 50 different items (linesβ¦
One of the first prize winners pointed out to us that the chart specification lacked title β the name that should be displayed above the chart data. Please note that this parameter has been added to the spec.
The Telegram Design Contest for artists of animated stickers has begun. Create and submit 3 vector-based animated stickers before 11:59 PM on June, 7 and get a chance to win $1,500 or more. Authors of the best stickers will join the pool of permanent Telegram artists.
Start @jobs_bot and choose βAnimated Stickers Competitionβ to find out more and upload your stickers.
Start @jobs_bot and choose βAnimated Stickers Competitionβ to find out more and upload your stickers.
As a result of the JavaScript bonus stage,
We carefully tested the apps submitted by all 14 participants of the bonus stage, and appreciated the progress made by
However, all of the apps except for
We listed these issues on the Contest Platform, where the participants of the bonus stage can now access our complete feedback on their apps.
We hope you enjoyed the contest β and thanks for taking part in our Spring competitions.
Within the next month, we will announce a series of new competitions for iOS, Android and JS coders.
Dark Parrot
has been promoted to the first place and receives $10,000 from Telegram.We carefully tested the apps submitted by all 14 participants of the bonus stage, and appreciated the progress made by
Shiny Deer
and Slim Peacock
.However, all of the apps except for
Dark Parrot
βs have issues incompatible with being awarded the first place. We listed these issues on the Contest Platform, where the participants of the bonus stage can now access our complete feedback on their apps.
We hope you enjoyed the contest β and thanks for taking part in our Spring competitions.
Within the next month, we will announce a series of new competitions for iOS, Android and JS coders.
Yesterday we stopped accepting new stickers for the Design Contest.
43 artists sent 151 stickers to @jobs_bot, and another 261 stickers have been uploaded by 83 freelance designers on an external platform.
We will announce the winners in the middle of the next week. Thanks for all the great animations!
43 artists sent 151 stickers to @jobs_bot, and another 261 stickers have been uploaded by 83 freelance designers on an external platform.
We will announce the winners in the middle of the next week. Thanks for all the great animations!
To keep you warmed up for the next epic coding competition coming in late June/early July, weβll launch a bonus stage for the winners of the iOS, Android and JS contest later this week.
It will be limited to those who won the first, second or third places in the final stage of the Chart Contest.
This bonus stage for winners wonβt be related to charts, however. Instead, it will involve getting through some existing code base and finding ways to improve it.
It will be limited to those who won the first, second or third places in the final stage of the Chart Contest.
This bonus stage for winners wonβt be related to charts, however. Instead, it will involve getting through some existing code base and finding ways to improve it.
The results of the animations contest are ready. We've selected 33 winners out of 126 artists who have submitted their animated stickers. Each of the winners will receive $1,500 from Telegram.
Meet the Walt Disneys of Telegram:
t.me/topanimated/3 (OwlHug)
t.me/topanimated/10 (egorzhgun)
t.me/topanimated/14 (@ValerieFortuna)
t.me/topanimated/18 (Anton Subbotin)
t.me/topanimated/23 (Aleksandr Kan)
t.me/topanimated/28 (Alena Sof'ina)
t.me/topanimated/32 (@Brainsheep)
t.me/topanimated/36 (Valeriya Belousova)
t.me/topanimated/45 (@archiekatt)
t.me/topanimated/49 (movio)
t.me/topanimated/53 (Sergey)
t.me/topanimated/57 (Valerij Deev)
t.me/topanimated/61 (@Polutis)
t.me/topanimated/65 (@Tarantinono)
t.me/topanimated/69 (@pototsky_a)
t.me/topanimated/73 (Rustam Ruziev)
t.me/topanimated/77 (Ol'ga Shibaeva)
t.me/topanimated/83 (Rouslan Malsagov)
t.me/topanimated/87 (@Dolka103)
t.me/topanimated/121 (@Teneres_a)
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t.me/topanimated/95 (@TohaNeploho)
t.me/topanimated/99 (@nikolayzharukhin)
t.me/topanimated/103 (PainDragon)
t.me/topanimated/107 (Irina Teryuha)
t.me/topanimated/113 (@Kazzzakstyle)
t.me/topanimated/117 (@syrreel)
t.me/topanimated/128 (Mihail Golub')
t.me/topanimated/132 (Elena Chistyakova)
t.me/topanimated/136 (@TimVile)
t.me/topanimated/140 (Viktor F)
t.me/topanimated/144 (@ilyasergeevv)
t.me/topanimated/148 (Marina Charkina)
t.me/topanimated/152 (sedrik100g)
The first 20 artists in this list are encouraged to continue their work and add more stickers to their sets. If we like the sets, we will feature them on Telegram and reward their authors for every sticker uploaded. We are planning to make animated stickers available to all users of Telegram by late June / early July. Every set must include at least 15 stickers to be rewarded and featured.
Please note that the current production version of Telegram is not optimized for animated stickers, and some animations from @topanimated may look slow/buggy. This will get fixed within a month.
Our representative will get in touch with the winners from the official verified Telegram account to coordinate the payments and potential work together.
Many thanks to the artists for the great animations β and congratulations to the winners!
Meet the Walt Disneys of Telegram:
t.me/topanimated/3 (OwlHug)
t.me/topanimated/10 (egorzhgun)
t.me/topanimated/14 (@ValerieFortuna)
t.me/topanimated/18 (Anton Subbotin)
t.me/topanimated/23 (Aleksandr Kan)
t.me/topanimated/28 (Alena Sof'ina)
t.me/topanimated/32 (@Brainsheep)
t.me/topanimated/36 (Valeriya Belousova)
t.me/topanimated/45 (@archiekatt)
t.me/topanimated/49 (movio)
t.me/topanimated/53 (Sergey)
t.me/topanimated/57 (Valerij Deev)
t.me/topanimated/61 (@Polutis)
t.me/topanimated/65 (@Tarantinono)
t.me/topanimated/69 (@pototsky_a)
t.me/topanimated/73 (Rustam Ruziev)
t.me/topanimated/77 (Ol'ga Shibaeva)
t.me/topanimated/83 (Rouslan Malsagov)
t.me/topanimated/87 (@Dolka103)
t.me/topanimated/121 (@Teneres_a)
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t.me/topanimated/95 (@TohaNeploho)
t.me/topanimated/99 (@nikolayzharukhin)
t.me/topanimated/103 (PainDragon)
t.me/topanimated/107 (Irina Teryuha)
t.me/topanimated/113 (@Kazzzakstyle)
t.me/topanimated/117 (@syrreel)
t.me/topanimated/128 (Mihail Golub')
t.me/topanimated/132 (Elena Chistyakova)
t.me/topanimated/136 (@TimVile)
t.me/topanimated/140 (Viktor F)
t.me/topanimated/144 (@ilyasergeevv)
t.me/topanimated/148 (Marina Charkina)
t.me/topanimated/152 (sedrik100g)
The first 20 artists in this list are encouraged to continue their work and add more stickers to their sets. If we like the sets, we will feature them on Telegram and reward their authors for every sticker uploaded. We are planning to make animated stickers available to all users of Telegram by late June / early July. Every set must include at least 15 stickers to be rewarded and featured.
Please note that the current production version of Telegram is not optimized for animated stickers, and some animations from @topanimated may look slow/buggy. This will get fixed within a month.
Our representative will get in touch with the winners from the official verified Telegram account to coordinate the payments and potential work together.
Many thanks to the artists for the great animations β and congratulations to the winners!
A quick $10,000 contest for UI designers below. Stay tuned for the bonus dev contest we're announcing later today.
Telegram
Telegram Contests
To keep you warmed up for the next epic coding competition coming in late June/early July, weβll launch a bonus stage for the winners of the iOS, Android and JS contest later this week.
It will be limited to those who won the first, second or third placesβ¦
It will be limited to those who won the first, second or third placesβ¦
Forwarded from Telegram Designers
Today we are starting a contest for UI designers. The task is to create UI visualizations of voice calls on Telegram. The minimum prize budget of $10,000 will be distributed among the authors of best works.
We expect UI animations showing how a user starts, accepts and ends voice calls. You may also include static images you deem necessary. All videos/pngs should be sent to @design_bot before 11:59PM CET June 22, 2019. We expect pixel-perfect graphics and βwow-effectsβ in animations. You may also want to show the 4-emoji verification process in your mockup.
Good luck!
We expect UI animations showing how a user starts, accepts and ends voice calls. You may also include static images you deem necessary. All videos/pngs should be sent to @design_bot before 11:59PM CET June 22, 2019. We expect pixel-perfect graphics and βwow-effectsβ in animations. You may also want to show the 4-emoji verification process in your mockup.
Good luck!
The bonus stage for the iOS, Android and JS developers who won the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes in the final stages of our Chart Coding Contest is starting today.
Prizes: $100,000 to be distributed among the 32 eligible developers on 3 platforms.
Dates: June 15, 2019 - June 23, 2019 (11:59PM CET).
Task: Identify imperfections in one of the Telegram apps β glitches, bugs, sloppy animations, instances of slow speed β anything that after having been fixed or optimized would result in meaningful and noticeable improvement from a userβs perspective. Download the source code of Telegram and fix the imperfections you identified. Compile your own version of Telegram and upload it to @jobs_bot (as APK /IPA/ZIP), together with a link to your forkβs pull request on GitHub and a description of improvements implemented.
The more imperfections / glitches / bugs you identify and fix, the higher the reward (provided we like the code). The gravity of fixed issues and the difficulty of eliminating them will also be taken into account.
This is one of the most generous developersβ contests weβve held so far with at least $100,000 to be distributed among a maximum of 32 developers. This way weβd like to further reward those who showed great results in our previous contests.
The task, however, is not for everybody: you will have to make sense of a largely undocumented piece of code, proactively search for issues (potentially getting feedback from users/designers/testers) and find creative ways to fix imperfections without causing negative side effects to Telegramβs performance or usability. We do not recommend implementing new features requested by users (such as client-side folders / invisible mode etc); we would rather advise the participants to focus on eliminating imperfections in the existing features, and improving the appβs ease of use or visual appeal. Of course, this may also involve user experience on iPads/tablets.
Compilation guide for iOS: https://github.com/peter-iakovlev/Telegram-iOS/blob/master/README.md
Compilation guide for Android: https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram/blob/master/README.md
Compilation guide for JS: https://github.com/evgeny-nadymov/telegram-react/blob/master/README.md (unlike the iOS and Android apps above, the react JS app is not an stable production version of Telegram, so JS developers will have an easier time identifying bugs and imperfections to fix).
@jobs_bot will start accepting the apps (APKs/IPAs) and corresponding GitHub links on June, 20.
To help you get a better idea of the goals, tomorrow weβll publish a small list of glitches/bugs/imperfections that can serve as good examples of issues we expect the developers to focus on.
We hope this new bonus contest will help developers perfect their already incredible skills and learn new approaches. Good luck!
UPD: We added 4 JS developers who took part in the bonus JS stage to the list of 32 developers eligible to take part in this contest. Please note that if you want to access the experimental React version of Telegram from Russia, Iran or China, you will have to use a VPN.
Prizes: $100,000 to be distributed among the 32 eligible developers on 3 platforms.
Dates: June 15, 2019 - June 23, 2019 (11:59PM CET).
Task: Identify imperfections in one of the Telegram apps β glitches, bugs, sloppy animations, instances of slow speed β anything that after having been fixed or optimized would result in meaningful and noticeable improvement from a userβs perspective. Download the source code of Telegram and fix the imperfections you identified. Compile your own version of Telegram and upload it to @jobs_bot (as APK /IPA/ZIP), together with a link to your forkβs pull request on GitHub and a description of improvements implemented.
The more imperfections / glitches / bugs you identify and fix, the higher the reward (provided we like the code). The gravity of fixed issues and the difficulty of eliminating them will also be taken into account.
This is one of the most generous developersβ contests weβve held so far with at least $100,000 to be distributed among a maximum of 32 developers. This way weβd like to further reward those who showed great results in our previous contests.
The task, however, is not for everybody: you will have to make sense of a largely undocumented piece of code, proactively search for issues (potentially getting feedback from users/designers/testers) and find creative ways to fix imperfections without causing negative side effects to Telegramβs performance or usability. We do not recommend implementing new features requested by users (such as client-side folders / invisible mode etc); we would rather advise the participants to focus on eliminating imperfections in the existing features, and improving the appβs ease of use or visual appeal. Of course, this may also involve user experience on iPads/tablets.
Compilation guide for iOS: https://github.com/peter-iakovlev/Telegram-iOS/blob/master/README.md
Compilation guide for Android: https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram/blob/master/README.md
Compilation guide for JS: https://github.com/evgeny-nadymov/telegram-react/blob/master/README.md (unlike the iOS and Android apps above, the react JS app is not an stable production version of Telegram, so JS developers will have an easier time identifying bugs and imperfections to fix).
@jobs_bot will start accepting the apps (APKs/IPAs) and corresponding GitHub links on June, 20.
To help you get a better idea of the goals, tomorrow weβll publish a small list of glitches/bugs/imperfections that can serve as good examples of issues we expect the developers to focus on.
We hope this new bonus contest will help developers perfect their already incredible skills and learn new approaches. Good luck!
UPD: We added 4 JS developers who took part in the bonus JS stage to the list of 32 developers eligible to take part in this contest. Please note that if you want to access the experimental React version of Telegram from Russia, Iran or China, you will have to use a VPN.
To help the participants of the June Coding Contest better understand what kind of imperfections we expect them to identify and fix, we've uploaded a sample list of bugs and glitches we found in the Telegram apps.
https://contest.dev/telegrambugs
While it wouldn't hurt to fix these specific bugs, the main goal is to find similar imperfections in the apps and eliminate them.
Speed / performance / fps optimizations are also welcome and will be accepted as valuable contributions in this contest. Have fun!
https://contest.dev/telegrambugs
While it wouldn't hurt to fix these specific bugs, the main goal is to find similar imperfections in the apps and eliminate them.
Speed / performance / fps optimizations are also welcome and will be accepted as valuable contributions in this contest. Have fun!
Participants of the bonus stage are now welcome to start submitting their apps. Please follow the steps below:
1. Start @jobs_bot and choose Telegram Fixes Contest.
2. Upload your APK for Android, IPA for iOS, or a link to your Github Telegram fork for React JS. Donβt forget to deploy your JS app to GitHub Pages as described here.
3. Once youβre done uploading, a dedicated page on the contest platform will be assigned to your app. Until the deadline, only you will be able to view this page.
4. Make sure youβre logged in on the contest platform and open your appβs page using the link provided by @jobs_bot.
5. Create an issue for each of the fixes you implemented in the Telegram app. Describe the fix in the comment for the issue and attach videos/images showing the app before and after the fix. If the fix is available as a separate pull request on GitHub, please add a link to it in the description of the fix.
You may reupload your app using @jobs_bots or edit the descriptions of your fixes on the contest platform until the deadline on June 23, 2019 (11:59PM CET).
For iOS, please follow this instruction to obtain the .IPA:
1. Sync with the Telegram repository on Github.
2. Install
1. Start @jobs_bot and choose Telegram Fixes Contest.
2. Upload your APK for Android, IPA for iOS, or a link to your Github Telegram fork for React JS. Donβt forget to deploy your JS app to GitHub Pages as described here.
3. Once youβre done uploading, a dedicated page on the contest platform will be assigned to your app. Until the deadline, only you will be able to view this page.
4. Make sure youβre logged in on the contest platform and open your appβs page using the link provided by @jobs_bot.
5. Create an issue for each of the fixes you implemented in the Telegram app. Describe the fix in the comment for the issue and attach videos/images showing the app before and after the fix. If the fix is available as a separate pull request on GitHub, please add a link to it in the description of the fix.
You may reupload your app using @jobs_bots or edit the descriptions of your fixes on the contest platform until the deadline on June 23, 2019 (11:59PM CET).
For iOS, please follow this instruction to obtain the .IPA:
1. Sync with the Telegram repository on Github.
2. Install
fastlane
if you haven't already:brew cask install fastlane3. In your project folder run
export PATH="$HOME/.fastlane/bin:$PATH"4. Once the build is ready (should take 20-30 minutes), the current folder will contain the file
sh buildbox/guest-build-telegram.sh verify-local
Telegram-iOS-AppStoreLLC.ipa
We will stop accepting submissions for the coding contest in about 12 hours from now. We enabled the participants to edit the descriptions of the issues they created until the deadline.
Telegram
Telegram Contests
The bonus stage for the iOS, Android and JS developers who won the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes in the final stages of our Chart Coding Contest is starting today.
Prizes: $100,000 to be distributed among the 32 eligible developers on 3 platforms.
Dates: Juneβ¦
Prizes: $100,000 to be distributed among the 32 eligible developers on 3 platforms.
Dates: Juneβ¦
Some participants were worried that their github fixes might be copied by other contestants before the deadline of the competition.
Note that you may keep your changes private until the deadline and push them to your forked repository when the submission period is over. If you do this, please attach the SHA-1 hashes of your commits to your contest submission.
Note that you may keep your changes private until the deadline and push them to your forked repository when the submission period is over. If you do this, please attach the SHA-1 hashes of your commits to your contest submission.
As a result of the June coding contest we received 7 Telegram forks for Android (105 fixes in total), 7 apps for iOS (43 fixes) and another 6 Telegram forks in JS (160 fixes in total).
We've just had a quick look at the Android submissions and are excited by what we've seen so far. We are looking forward to viewing the rest.
During the next week we'll be deciding how the 100,000$+ prize fund will be divided among the 20 participants.
We've just had a quick look at the Android submissions and are excited by what we've seen so far. We are looking forward to viewing the rest.
During the next week we'll be deciding how the 100,000$+ prize fund will be divided among the 20 participants.
Telegram Contests
As a result of the June coding contest we received 7 Telegram forks for Android (105 fixes in total), 7 apps for iOS (43 fixes) and another 6 Telegram forks in JS (160 fixes in total). We've just had a quick look at the Android submissions and are excitedβ¦
We noticed that some participants didn't have enough time to describe all their fixes or provide videos and links to commits. We reopened the ability to edit and add descriptions until 2PM CET tomorrow. The apps themselves, of course, cannot be updated.
All participants should now be able to test each others' fixes and create issues related to them.
All participants should now be able to test each others' fixes and create issues related to them.