List of hackathons in Borne, Netherlands in 2019

On Thursday 6 june, VS Core Partner VENDIC is hosting the 11th Vue Storefront Hackathon. What makes this hackathon stand out even more is the workshop presented by VS onsite. You can also join this event remotely.  Official website: https://vuestorefront.io/events Sign up via Eventbrite!Contact Vue Storefront: contributors@vuestorefront.io Contact Vendic: marketing@vendic.nlVue Storefront is a standalone PWA storefront for your eCommerce. It allows you to connect with any eCommerce backend (eg. Magento, Pimcore, Prestashop or Shopware) through the API. Vue Storefront is open source, anyone can use and support the project. We want it to be a tool for the improvement of the shopping experience. ➡️ The VS core front-end team will be available for questions on the Slack channel. Invite link; http://slack.vuestorefront.io/https://twitter.com/VueStorefront#PWA #vuestorefront #vshackathon #Magento

Du wolltest immer schon tiefer in die Blockchain-Technologie einsteigen, die Technologie anwenden oder ein Geschäftsmodell damit bauen? Dann hast du jetzt die einmalige Chance, innerhalb eines Hackathons mit anderen Studierenden und Start-ups tiefer in die Materie einzusteigen und spannende Challenges von Unternehmen aus der Energiewirtschaft zu lösen. Dabei unterstützen euch Blockchain-Experten aus der Praxis und Experten für Geschäftsmodellierung. Daneben kannst du die teilnehmenden Unternehmen kennen lernen und sie von dir überzeugen. Knüpfe Kontakte zu anderen Studierenden und habe Spaß mit der Blockchain-Technologie in der Energiehauptstadt Essen. Die besten Lösungen werden von einer Fachjury prämiert. Für eine Unterkunft während des Hackathons ist gesorgt und eure Anreise übernehmen wir zu 50 %, jedoch max. 50,00 Euro. Ort: Camp.Essen (ComIn start), Karolingerstr. 96, 45141 EssenZeit: 05.-07. April 2019Preis: 20 Euro

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Hackathon Alert! From Friday the 22nd until Sunday the 24th of March, we’re hosting another edition of our Hackathons. This time, we’re pleased to announce we’ve received an amazing assignment from KPN NetwerkNL, a company responsible for connecting people to the best available network. The creation of an interactive VR-experience will be the focus of a weekend filled with creation, development, and more. The winning team will be rewarded in style! We’re looking for students, young professionals, and experts in the field who are up for a challenge. You can either sign up with a team that exists of five people or sign up individually to be introduced into a team. Especially if you’re completely into developing in Unity or a 3D artist, this is a Hackathon you do not want to miss. We’re looking for:We are aiming to create five teams containing four to five people. Each team will need a set of (Unity) Developers and at least one Designer or 3D artist to make sure you can create an amazing experience for KPN NetwerkNL. We’re looking for: (Unity) Developers Video Editors Visual 3D Artists Animators Visual Designers Marketers Artists in general What will I be doing?You will create an amazing interactive VR-experience for KPN NetwerkNL that is fit for an Oculus Go. Your digital solution will attract visitors to the KPN NetwerkNL information point and will educate them about all the possibilities the ground has to offer, about opportunities that fuel the innovation of the future. You’ll be briefed completely during the Hackathon kick-off. How does it work?The weekend will be filled with VR, developing and a lot of pizza (which we'll provide you with). On the 22nd of March, we'll present you with the complete assignment given by KPN. You and your teammates are free to use the Wirelab Office for the entire weekend to create your proof of concept. What's in it for me?For starters, the winning team will receive an Oculus Go for every team member. Besides this, there's a chance you get the opportunity to turn your proof of concept into a production-ready digital solution with a Wirelab team (conditional). Sign up yourself and four teammates and get ready to create the best virtual experience. P.S.: Coming over with a team (maximum of 5 members per team)? Make sure you include at least two (Unity) Developers and a 3D Artist or Designer to create a mind-blowing proof of concept. Don’t have a complete team? Don’t worry! We’ll make sure you’ll be included in one or create a team of people who don’t have a team yet. ----------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions Can I park my car at the venue?Wirelab's Mothership is located in downtown Enschede. You can park your car in one of the car park (the nearest one is named Stationsplein, the cheapest one is Q-Park Zuidmolen). Yet, our office is a one minute walk away from the train- and bus station, so you might want to travel with public transport. Will the Hackathon include lunch and dinner?Yes, we'll make sure you can grab a bagel in the afternoon and a pizza in the evening. During the day, we'll make sure our fridge and tables are filled with (non-)alcoholic drinks and snacks. Free of charge! Can I spend the night?Though we keep our office open until the last person leaves, unfortunately, we don't have any beds set-up during the Hackathon. Check with your teammates if you can bunk with them or book a room at the Intercity Hotel, right above the Wirelab Mothership. Who can I reach out to if I have any questions? You can reach out to our organizer Cheryl, who you can send an email on cheryl@wirelab.nl.

5* Hackathon for makers, coders, pitchers and inventors who would like to use Internet of Things and LoraWAN to solve challenges.

The Global Game Jam® (GGJ) is the world's largest game jam event (game creation) taking place around the world at physical locations. Think of it as a hackathon focused on game development. It is the growth of an idea that in today’s heavily connected world, we could come together, be creative, share experiences and express ourselves in a multitude of ways using video games – it is very universal. The weekend stirs a global creative buzz in games, while at the same time exploring the process of development, be it programming, iterative design, narrative exploration or artistic expression. It is all condensed into a 48 hour development cycle. The GGJ encourages people with all kinds of backgrounds to participate and contribute to this global spread of game development and creativity.