
SOURCE
CODE
POETRY
2021 event is about to start!
Submissions welcome from September 20th until November 19th to art@sourcecodepoetry.com
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Code your poem in whatever language you love the most
We are sometimes flexible about this rule, though
However, modern masterpieces bend the norms
THE RULES
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Must Compile
Must Rhyme
However, we accept poems written in interpreted programming languages
The executed code-poem must give a result
However, modern masterpieces bend the norms
THE JUDGES
PRIZES
Gets Source Code Poetry Challenge 2021 T-shirts!

EVERY GOOD SUBMISSION

Apple Watch 7 or Samsung Watch 4
Our loyal friends Visma established a grand prize for the winner.
Not only that, Visma entered the success of this competition: through the years, we got many submissions from their community and creative members to the Jury committee.
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#1 PLACE

#2 PLACE
Personal annual O'Reilly as well as one free O'Reilly print book of the winners choice
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Personal annual JetBrains subscription.
The winner will be able to get an IDE of their choice.
JetBrains makes it easy to take care of quality during all stages of development and spend less time on maintenance tasks. Read >> more

#3 PLACE

#SPECIAL PRIZE
Free access to the online book for all of the attendees and optional print copy for all of the winners.
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T. Alexander Lystad spends most of his time on technical due diligence (M&A) and helping Visma companies adopt cloud technology and modern engineering practices.
Also, he is a well-known speaker at different conferences and lichess.org contributor. And, of course, he always dives into different coding initiatives!