🍁 ❄️ Community Update: July 2019 Programming Contest Winners (Seasons)! ☔️ ⛱
"Hot" off the press! Our Challenge Council just wrapped up selecting July's Computer Science contest winners, and without further ado, here they are! Working under the theme of "seasons," some entries showed the author's favorite season, while others explained the science behind seasonal changes. One of our winners even showed what earthly seasons look like from outer space!
Below are the nine winning entries (along with the judging rationale), chosen from a total of 90 submissions! Congratulations to everyone for their creativity, effort, and enthusiasm! :) 🎉 🙌🏼
Remember, you never lose -- you only win or learn! 💪🏼
Advanced Bracket
Seasons [GAMES] - Contest Entry
Created By: Loyalty
Why we chose this program:
This program has excellent graphics and animations. The games were all fun to play, and it was neat how they were all unique to each season.
Created By: Edward
Why we chose this program:
This is a really interesting program that does a great job of depicting the seasons from space. The "apparent" motion of the sun was interesting but makes sense given the camera position. The season transitions handled both hemispheres as well as showing the progression of vernal equinox to summer solstice to autumnal equinox to winter solstice, etc. Very well done!
Created By: LittleMoose
Why we chose this program:
This is a really neat graphic with a good appearance of depth. The colors, shadows, and subtle animations make this program very visually appealing!
Intermediate Bracket
Created By: Morgan
Why we chose this program:
This program has excellent graphics and animations that do a good job of representing the seasons. The details and colors work very well!
Created By: MBONKA
Why we chose this program:
This program is a thorough and effective slideshow with some subtle humor mixed in. The program does a good job of representing and explaining the seasons.
Created By: Theskyrider
Why we chose this program:
This program has nice designs and animations. We also liked the multiple language feature that showed an effort to handle maintainability.
Beginner Bracket
Created By: Mark Simon
Why we chose this program:
This program has nice animations and does a good job of depicting the seasons. The author clearly put lesson material to good use.
Created By: Pranav Sharma
Why we chose this program:
This is a nice clicker program with good use of text and images. The program explains the science behind the seasons well.
Spin-off of "Contest: Seasons"
Created By: Risen Time
Why we chose this program:
This program has a unique and modern design that does an excellent job of representing the seasons
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