Hackathon's experience

Hello Guys, Today I have participated in Build2Learn Hackathon for the second time. It was a good community to make friends and make new ideas and it's also convert the ideas into working model. I practice my knowledge with real-time scenarios and try to make progress within given time, I think it's very helpful in my professional career. The hackathon mimics the office environment, hence I don't get excited or even get struggle when I entered into office. I meet new people who are already working with best in my field (comp sci). That gives the thoughts about the actual dev. By the way, today I had no new idea but in the hackathon I collaborate with a new team who are creating a "QUERY BUILDER". The actual pipeline takes an input from user and matches the relevant scenario with the table headers in the database. This process gives the relevant columns and thereafter it writes the SQL query to retrieve the relevant answers based on the retrieved columns. This is the idea they had. In the hackathon they work in the backend using Flask and Gemini model for predicting the relevant query based on the user words. I work with them and create a new frontend interface with React and it's look like a typical chatbot interface. We couldn't integrate the frontend with Flask, but we found out the problem finally and also the given time was finished. Overall the experience very close to my profession. I thought it was very good practice and also it helps me to find new people. You can review the code if you like to help me, here is the Frontend UI codeRepo link - https://gitlab.com/vasudevan-repo/querybuilder output:

Apr 19, 2025 - 18:23

Hello Guys,

Today I have participated in Build2Learn Hackathon for the second time. It was a good community to make friends and make new ideas and it's also convert the ideas into working model.

I practice my knowledge with real-time scenarios and try to make progress within given time, I think it's very helpful in my professional career.

The hackathon mimics the office environment, hence I don't get excited or even get struggle when I entered into office.

I meet new people who are already working with best in my field (comp sci). That gives the thoughts about the actual dev.

By the way, today I had no new idea but in the hackathon I collaborate with a new team who are creating a "QUERY BUILDER". The actual pipeline takes an input from user and matches the relevant scenario with the table headers in the database.

This process gives the relevant columns and thereafter it writes the SQL query to retrieve the relevant answers based on the retrieved columns.

This is the idea they had. In the hackathon they work in the backend using Flask and Gemini model for predicting the relevant query based on the user words.

I work with them and create a new frontend interface with React and it's look like a typical chatbot interface.

We couldn't integrate the frontend with Flask, but we found out the problem finally and also the given time was finished.

Overall the experience very close to my profession. I thought it was very good practice and also it helps me to find new people.

You can review the code if you like to help me, here is the
Frontend UI codeRepo link - https://gitlab.com/vasudevan-repo/querybuilder

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