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Gives LLM crawlers a short description of the festival, the submission rules, and links to every festival page, instead of letting them guess from the HTML.
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# KaiCode
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> KaiCode is an annual open source festival that rewards young and emerging
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GitHub repositories for the quality of their code and development processes.
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It started in 2015 and runs once a year.
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Everybody is welcome to submit.
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There is no fee, no invitation, and no shortlist of favored languages or
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ecosystems.
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You submit a repository through a public form, our jury reviews it, and if it
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wins you receive a monetary reward and a laurel badge for your README file.
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To enter, a repository must be hosted on GitHub, be larger than 4,000 SLOC, be
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older than 12 months and younger than 60 months since its first commit, and
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must not have won KaiCode before.
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One GitHub user may submit only one project.
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Jury members and festival organizers may not submit their own projects.
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The jury judges clean code, design choices, coding conventions, static
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analysis, unit and integration testing, code coverage, requirements,
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documentation, Git branching, bug and issue tracking, code reviews,
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continuous integration, releases and semantic versioning, and licensing.
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Popularity, programming language, license, and paradigm do not matter.
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Rewards are given in three nominations: Perfect Product ($2,048), Excellent
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Product ($1,024), and Awesome Product ($512), paid in Bitcoin or ERC20 USDT.
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## Festivals
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- [KaiCode'27](https://www.kaicode.org/2027.html): the current festival, with
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rules, jury, rewards, and important dates
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- [KaiCode'26](https://www.kaicode.org/2026.html): winners of the 9th festival,
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which received 153 applications
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- [KaiCode'25](https://www.kaicode.org/2025.html): winners of the 8th festival
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- [KaiCode'24](https://www.kaicode.org/2024.html): winners of the 7th festival
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- [Award 2015](https://www.yegor256.com/award.html): the first edition, before
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the festival got its name
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## Participate
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- [Submission form](https://forms.gle/8edV3C2kuxCnq81Z9): submit your
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repository to the current festival
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- [jury@kaicode.org](mailto:jury@kaicode.org): join the jury
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- [sponsor@kaicode.org](mailto:sponsor@kaicode.org): sponsor the festival
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- [orgs@kaicode.org](mailto:orgs@kaicode.org): help organize the festival
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- [team@kaicode.org](mailto:team@kaicode.org): everything else
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## Optional
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- [RSS feed](https://www.kaicode.org/rss.xml): announcements and updates
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- [Sitemap](https://www.kaicode.org/sitemap.xml): every page of the site
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- [GitHub repository](https://github.com/cqfn/kaicode.github.io): the source
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code of this website

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