The task This hackathon subject is actually the continuation of work started in a previous hackathon under the name “Help me Please”: a system of interactive tours that guide the user through our products. Our solutions offer a large variety of possibilities, and proposing guidance would unlock their full potential to the end user. Several conclusions were drawn from the “Help Me Please” experience: From a user point of view, such tours are typically shown during first launch, which could be, but not always is, the perfect time to bug the user with a long tutorial.

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Our original goal for this hackathon this year was to speed up the web builds. But, as you will see, this year is special, and we have not tackled one, but two subjects in the same hackathon! Speed up web builds using esbuild Before the hackathon, our web build system was basically composed of webpack , with ts-loader to transpile TypeScript into JavaScript, fork-ts-checker-webpack-plugin to enable TypeScript type checking, and eslint for additional static analysis.

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