All participants must follow the Dublin Hacx Code of Conduct at all times, which is provided during registration and available on request. Harassment, discrimination, or unsafe behavior of any kind will result in removal from the event.

All code and project work must be created during the 12-hour hacking period. You may use open-source libraries, APIs, frameworks, and pre-existing tools, but the core project itself must be new work built at the event. Plagiarized or pre-built submissions will be disqualified.

Teams may have 1 to 4 members. All team members must be checked in and registered for Dublin Hacx.

Participants (under 18) must have a signed parent/guardian permission form on file before the event (collected during registration).

Judging decisions are final. Judges will evaluate projects based on creativity, technical execution, design, and impact.

By participating, you agree to the Dublin Hacx Code of Conduct, available at registration and on the event site.