List of hackathons in Saint Lambert, Canada in 2016

The Apache CloudStack™is a Collab conference organized by CloudOps for developers and users to regroup and evolve its software and functionality. Come together to collaborate, learn and enjoy Montreal in June, the most beautiful time of the year in the city. Part talks, part workshops, this event will present a great opportunity for attendees and sponsors alike. The main aim of this hackathon is to perform Continuous Integration Tests and solving questions about GitHub pull requests. Please submit your ideas if you are interested in presenting at the event.

Hackcité brings together digital actors, biodiversity and land. Together you will develop useful, concrete and innovative urban biodiversity and living environments. Participate in Hackcité to take on the challenge of green data, create a digital map prototype for Montreal, and win amazing prizes! Expand your skills and creativity in a team with other people from different backgrounds, be part of a unique event in an atmosphere both studious and relaxed, connect with top professionals, and most importantly - help to make the world a better place!

The Green Data Campaign is a way to learn the tools used by Data Scientists and impact the community. Learn about and create change through emerging technologies together with experts and community leaders who will provide you with resources and to develop proposals. The campaign includes four events throughout the month of May: 3 workshops and 1 design sprint - followed by a month of development on a project/proposal for Verdir and Soverdi, to be presented at the end of the month of June. The goal of the Green Data Campaign is to show the impact of data on real world problems.

This VR Hackathon is inviting all developers, designers, and visual/graphics/sound artists to build apps and VR experiences for the VR Passport campaign, a campaign to make a positive impact on others' lives. There will be mentors present at the event with experience on different aspects of VR development during the two workshops and the hackathon. You will have access to the WearHacks hardware library and will be able to use Project Tango's Development kit for your project. There will be two workshops organized prior to the hackathon for those of you who do not have a lot of experience with VR platforms. You will get familiar with Project Tango tablet dev kit and other wearables/VR/IoT devices. Anyone is welcome to participate, but as the event can only support a limited number of participants, there is an application process dependent on some criteria including: previous experience with developing on VR platforms, review of previous work, project proposal, and general team makeup (engineers, designers, artists).

Family Hackathon! You and your family are invited to the Family Hackathon in support of the KCJ Fund to team up and find creative ways of hacking code, and adding your family personality to an already developed project. Don’t worry, each family will be supported by a computer programmer, so you do not need to know how to code! This Hackathon is about exploring, sharing and engaging with code, mixed in with a whole lot of laughter, food and prizes!

The Stupid Hackathon is organized purely for fun! Your projects will be purely judged by hilarity, uselessness, and fun factor!

This hackathon is a first of its kind project that will bring together the Montreal Innovation community to respond to some of the biggest challenges facing existing industries like real-estate and building construction, together with the emerging solutions being developed by large companies and startups alike working to develop technological solutions that will make the infrastructure, ‘smarter’, easier to manage, and connected with the world. This event's main goal is to create an open-source platform that enables various Internet of Things (IoT), analytical and energy efficiency platforms to work together so that they can modernize the user experience in every building. This first #HacktheHouse will focus on making the various hardware and software solutions work together to provide a more personalized experience to the ‘smart’ building users.

ProtoHack.org exists to show non-coders that they can create something amazing from nothing. This hackathon will take a special approach for making up your team and brainstorming ideas. You will take a walk starting at the base of Mount Royal, and walk with your team until you arrive at the hacking destination with a team and a good idea worth prototyping. No coding will be required. Instead you will use prototyping tools, drag and drop editors, mockups, wireframes and other UX tools to visually demonstrate ideas to others. At the end, teams will present their creation to a panel of judges consisting of experienced product owners, designers and developers.

ProtoHack want to provide non-coders with the tools, knowledge and connections to bring their idea to life with the creation of a real prototype. No coding will be required. At the end, you or your team will present your prototype on stage to a panel of judges to get feedback.