The winners of the Telegram JavaScript Contest have been selected.
We received 560 scripts in this competition. We were truly impressed by the skill and attention to detail shown by many participants.
Meet the winners:
1st place – $10,000 each
🥇 @tolyayanot – LINK
Incredible size – only 4Kb after gzip. Impressive performance on a wide variety of devices.
🥇 @v11141n – LINK
Amazing usability and attention to detail. Small things like the shaking animation when you try to disable all data on a graph won our hearts.
2nd place – $3,000 each
🥈 @deNULL – LINK
🥈 @pavlo – LINK
🥈 @vshabanov – LINK
🥈 @zinchuk – LINK
3rd place – $2,000 each
🥉 Denys Sokolov – LINK
🥉 @energizer91 – LINK
🥉 @ftkvyn – LINK
🥉 @stasminchenko – LINK
🥉 Alexander Pervushin – LINK
🥉 Anonymous – LINK
🥉 @dkaraush – LINK
🥉 @nekrtemplar – LINK
4th place – $1,000 each
🎖 @AlekseyMironenko – LINK
🎖 Alexander Prokofyev – LINK
🎖 @hypercrab – LINK
🎖 @qtran – LINK
🎖 Valeriy Katkov – LINK
🎖 @broadsw0rd – LINK
🎖 @ilya_merkulov – LINK
🎖 @tzador – LINK
🎖 @yurysmykalov – LINK
Congratulations to the winners!
All participants must have received feedback on their apps from the bot by now. Unfortunately, a large part of the submissions were not optimized for popular mobile devices – either showing critically insufficient performance or not functioning at all. We had to discard all such apps, as well as those that significantly departed from the contest design guidelines.
As a result of Stage 1, we’ve distributed $176,000 among Android, iOS and JS developers. At least another $150,000 will be distributed in Stage 2 that starts later today.
In Stage 2, all submissions will be publicly available for everybody to test and review. The participants of Stage 2 will be able to find and publicly report issues in the apps of their fellow contestants for at least a week before the results are announced.
We’ll be back with details of Stage 2 this evening.
We received 560 scripts in this competition. We were truly impressed by the skill and attention to detail shown by many participants.
Meet the winners:
1st place – $10,000 each
🥇 @tolyayanot – LINK
Incredible size – only 4Kb after gzip. Impressive performance on a wide variety of devices.
🥇 @v11141n – LINK
Amazing usability and attention to detail. Small things like the shaking animation when you try to disable all data on a graph won our hearts.
2nd place – $3,000 each
🥈 @deNULL – LINK
🥈 @pavlo – LINK
🥈 @vshabanov – LINK
🥈 @zinchuk – LINK
3rd place – $2,000 each
🥉 Denys Sokolov – LINK
🥉 @energizer91 – LINK
🥉 @ftkvyn – LINK
🥉 @stasminchenko – LINK
🥉 Alexander Pervushin – LINK
🥉 Anonymous – LINK
🥉 @dkaraush – LINK
🥉 @nekrtemplar – LINK
4th place – $1,000 each
🎖 @AlekseyMironenko – LINK
🎖 Alexander Prokofyev – LINK
🎖 @hypercrab – LINK
🎖 @qtran – LINK
🎖 Valeriy Katkov – LINK
🎖 @broadsw0rd – LINK
🎖 @ilya_merkulov – LINK
🎖 @tzador – LINK
🎖 @yurysmykalov – LINK
Congratulations to the winners!
All participants must have received feedback on their apps from the bot by now. Unfortunately, a large part of the submissions were not optimized for popular mobile devices – either showing critically insufficient performance or not functioning at all. We had to discard all such apps, as well as those that significantly departed from the contest design guidelines.
As a result of Stage 1, we’ve distributed $176,000 among Android, iOS and JS developers. At least another $150,000 will be distributed in Stage 2 that starts later today.
In Stage 2, all submissions will be publicly available for everybody to test and review. The participants of Stage 2 will be able to find and publicly report issues in the apps of their fellow contestants for at least a week before the results are announced.
We’ll be back with details of Stage 2 this evening.