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November Code Fest: 48-hour Challenge, an inspiring coding event at Shkolla Digjitale

In an intensive 48-hour coding challenge at Shkolla Digjitale in Prishtina, Shkolla Digjitale students had the opportunity to showcase their talent, bringing innovation and creativity…

November Code Fest: 48-hour Challenge, an inspiring coding event at Shkolla Digjitale

In an intensive 48-hour coding challenge at Shkolla Digjitale in Prishtina, Shkolla Digjitale students had the opportunity to showcase their talent, bringing innovation and creativity to their projects, with over 120 students from Shkolla Digjitale franchises in Kosovo participating, from Prishtina, Peja, Gjilani, Ferizaji, Gjakova, Prizreni, Mitrovica, Gjilani, Deçani, as well as Shkolla Digjitale in Macedonia from Tetova and Shkupi.

With the motto 'Digital Future', the competition took place in these categories: Code, Scratch, Android Development, Python & JavaScript, Web Development & CSD Unit 2, WordPress and React Native. Teams presented their projects, which were then evaluated by a jury with members Verim Zhaku, representative from Shkolla Digjitale in Macedonia, as well as Ardit Xhaferi and Bleron Hamiti, developers at StarLabs. The students' dedication resulted in wonderful projects, and the winners of the 48-hour Hackathon competition are now part of our success story: ▪️ Uvejs Borovci - Winner of the "Best Code Game" Category ▪️ Orges Hajzeraj, Sali Axhija & Andi Neziraj - Winners of the "Best Scratch Game" Category ▪️ Lora Vega - Winner of the "Best WordPress App" Category ▪️ Riga Hyseni - Winner of the "Best Mobile App" Category ▪️ Blin Halimi, Jon Mehmeti & Nil Bakija - Winners of the "Best Game App" Category ▪️ Amar Alija, Agon Kamberi & Dijedon Tairi - Winners of the "Best Web Development" Category ▪️ Leart Ramadani - Winner of the "Best React Native App" Category

The conclusion of this competition at Shkolla Digjitale in Pristina is an inspiring moment for all participants, marking another great success with the development of about 60 projects in various categories. The participation of a large number of students from Kosovo and Macedonia, especially girls, as well as their success in this competition, demonstrates the growth and progress of interest of the new generations in the field of information technology.

This successful moment also reflects the dedication of the staff and volunteers of Shkolla Digjitale in Pristina and its franchises, to provide an environment for the development of new talents in programming. 'November Code Fest 2023' marks another step forward towards successes in the field of programming and information technology and inspires all young people to continue their adventure in this innovative field.