Quick Start

Code Call Quick Start Guide for Engineers

Welcome to Code Call! Here's a quick and easy guide to get you started as a competitive developer and create your first submission

1. Account Setup

First, visit app.codecall.xyz and click connect with GitHub in the top right corner to login with your account directly and have a wallet automatically generated for you, you should see your github name at the top once you logged in:

2.Enter your first project

Navigate to the projects page and look for "Live" projects or alternatively navigate to the junior projects to practice:

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Clicking on a project will open its details page, with important information such as:

• Prize pool development reward breakdowns.
• Start and end dates.

• Scope and development tasks.

• Scoring.

• Link to the GitHub repository (if the competition is live).

• Language.

• How To Guide.

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Every contest also comes with details that will help you understand:

• The codebase

• Scope

• Compatibilities

• How to get the codebase up and running

New projects are added regularly. When you find a project that fits your skills, click on the "participate" button to join it:

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3. Submit your first task

Once you've completed your first task navigate to the project page, and click on the "submit" button:

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To submit your task, you'll be asked to insert:

• Title - a <250 character descriptive title of your submission.

• Contribution Type - The type of contribution you are submitting: Feature, Optimization, Bug Fix Read How to Evaluate Contribution Type for a full explanation.
• Description - a detailed description of your contribution: Bug: Document the effects of the bug and how to reproduce it as well as your fix. Feature: Describe the feature you are implementing and how it aligns with the project tasks. Optimization: Describe which part of the code you are optimizing and the effect of it optimization.

Learn more on How To Present Your Contributions on the dedicated guide.

4. Awaiting reviewer Results

After the project ends, reviewers will evaluate each submission carefully to determine its validity and overall quality.

reviewers is done in two steps:

• reviewers - a period where all eligible reviewers can evaluate others' submissions.
• Finalization - a period where a lead reviewer, reviews the submissions approved by his fellow colleagues and present a document to the business for review.

Learn more about the reviewer process.