EleventhHour is a GitHub organization run by two friends, created to host hackathon projects and personal builds.
This space is focused on experimenting, learning by building, and shipping ideas under real constraints. Many of our projects are created during hackathons or tight deadlines, but we still aim for clean, readable, and practical code.
- Hackathon projects and prototypes
- Personal and collaborative side projects
- Experiments, tools, and proof-of-concepts
- Learning-focused implementations
Some projects are polished, others are raw all are part of the learning process.
- Build first, improve later
- Learn by shipping real projects
- Keep code simple and understandable
- Deadlines push creativity, not shortcuts
The name EleventhHour reflects how many ideas come together close to the deadline.
There is no fixed tech stack. Repositories may include:
- Go
- JavaScript / TypeScript
- Python
- Web APIs and services
- Databases and backend systems
Each repository documents its own stack and setup.
Maintained by two friends collaborating on hackathons and personal projects.
Each repository specifies its own license unless stated otherwise.